Peaches DJ Extravaganza w/ boyhollow / Option4 / Teena Pizza / Narky Stares

LIPGLOSS Presents: PEACHES DJ Extravaganza w/ boyhollow, option4, Teena Pizza & Narky Stares

Tickets:
http://www.ticketweb.com/fb/4732045

Price:
$20.00 - $24.00

https://www.facebook.com/officialpeaches
http://www.facebook.com/DJboyhollow
http://www.facebook.com/option4music
http://soundcloud.com/teenapizza
https://www.facebook.com/DJNarkyStares

Additional Info:
Since the release of her... [read more]

LIPGLOSS Presents: PEACHES DJ Extravaganza w/ boyhollow, option4, Teena Pizza & Narky Stares

Tickets:
http://www.ticketweb.com/fb/4732045

Price:
$20.00 - $24.00

https://www.facebook.com/officialpeaches
http://www.facebook.com/DJboyhollow
http://www.facebook.com/option4music
http://soundcloud.com/teenapizza
https://www.facebook.com/DJNarkyStares

Additional Info:
Since the release of her debut album in 2000, Peaches has spread her seed on the pop culture landscape, harnessing a worldwide audience and, along with the countless followers she’s inspired, has shaped the mainstream into a more inclusive and sexually progressive surrounding. Over the years, she’s built a reputation on her suggestive and intelligent lyrics, her amalgamation of rock and electro sounds and her balls-out performances, continuing to outdo herself with each brash step.

By 2006, Peaches was in full thrust, and Impeach my Bush further infused the sexual and political into pop territory. This record, with our protagonist donning a sequined burqa, incited a full-on revolutionary orgy, highlighted by the anthem “Boys Wanna Be Her” as well as guest spots from Gossip’s Beth Ditto, former roommate Feist, and her teen idol Joan Jett. And for this incarnation of Peaches’ live concerts, she got to fulfill a longtime fantasy by forming the Herms, her own version of the Runaways. This all-girl supergroup of sorts, consisting of J.D. Samson (Le Tigre), Samantha Maloney (Hole) and Radio Sloan (The Need), toured the U.S. with Bauhaus and Nine Inch Nails and played a number of international festivals. Parallel to this, Peaches the solo entity forged new paths, exhibiting visual work for the Canadian Biennial and gaining strength as a DJ in club settings.

In 2010, Peaches celebrated a decade of existence with several projects that challenged not just the public’s expectations, but also her own personal stamina: First up, she debuted her one-woman rendition of the classic Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Jesus Christ Superstar. Rechristened Peaches Christ Superstar, Peaches sang every note and played every role herself, accompanied on piano by longtime friend and collaborator Chilly Gonzalez.

Peaches is also in the early phases of her fifth full-length (technically her sixth, if you count the one released under her birth name Merrill Nisker in 1995, before she plucked her stage name from Nina Simone’s feminist anthem “Four Women”). Meanwhile, Peaches’ lyrical, musical and stylistic influences continue to be seen and heard in artists around the world, from mainstream to underground. But making direct comparisons would never do justice to her uniqueness. Apples to oranges. She’s just Peaches!

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