The Lighthouse and the Whaler, Ewert and the Two Dragons, & The Family Crest at Bottom of the Hill

Sunday, October 7 // Bottom of the Hill
Doors at 7:30 // Show at 8
Tickets $10 // http://bit.ly/QOksiJ
ALL AGES
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The Lighthouse and the Whaler http://thelighthouseandthewhaler.com/
The Lighthouse and the Whaler plays indie-folk-pop and does not believe that genre labels tell you anything you need to know about a band. It has nevertheless caught the attention of MTV, Fuse, FILTER, Spinner, Under... [read more]

Sunday, October 7 // Bottom of the Hill
Doors at 7:30 // Show at 8
Tickets $10 // http://bit.ly/QOksiJ
ALL AGES
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The Lighthouse and the Whaler http://thelighthouseandthewhaler.com/
The Lighthouse and the Whaler plays indie-folk-pop and does not believe that genre labels tell you anything you need to know about a band. It has nevertheless caught the attention of MTV, Fuse, FILTER, Spinner, Under the Radar and other media outlets that cater to indie-folk-pop music fans. The band has performed at venues like Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame, SXSW, House of Blues and Mercury Lounge, th
ough its favorite show to date took place in the attic of an old bookstore. The Lighthouse and the Whaler has shared stages with Sufjan Stevens, The Temper Trap, GIVERS and The Dodos, and shared blankets while sleeping in its donated mini-van, inappropriately named Rihanna. John Richards of KEXP called The Lighthouse and the Whaler his new favorite band. He may be the smartest man on the planet.
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Ewert and the Two Dragons
http://www.ewertandthetwodragons.com/
Ewert and The Two Dragons is a folk-rock band from Tallinn, Estonia. The line-up consists of vocalist Ewert Sundja, guitarist Erki Pärnoja, drummer Kristjan Kallas and Ivo Etti on bass, guitar and other instruments. Their debut album "The Hills Behind The Hills" was released in autumn 2009 and since then they have taken the Baltics by storm. Some critics have titled them as "the crown jewel of Estonian music", Finnish music magazine Rumba was stunned by their performance at the biggest Baltic music festival Positivus in 2010, calling them "the best band at the entire fest" where they were on the line-up alongside Muse and Scissor Sisters. In autumn 2011, Ewert and The Two Dragons performed in various European countries, also at the festivals like Popkomm (Germany), Waves Vienna (Austria) and Lost In Music (Finland). Ewert and The Two Dragons were also confirmed to Eurosonic Festival 2012 taking place in Groningen, Holland. They had sold out shows at Nokia Concert Hall in Tallinn and Palladium in Riga. Ewert and The Two Dragons is the winner of Tallinn Music Week / Skype "Go Change The World" award of 2011.
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The Family Crest
http://www.thefamilycrest.net/
The Family Crest is an orchestral pop collective based in San Francisco. Made up of six core members and over 250 ‘Extended Family Members’ who participate in recordings, live performances, and more, the band has formed an interactive community around a common musical platform, dissolving the barrier between artist and audience member. Of their sound and performance style, the San Francisco Chronicle proclaims,“while vying to collect more musicians onstage than the Decemberists or Arcade Fire, The Family Crest harbors an affection for Burt Bacharach-style swingin’ romanticism that is sure to impress lovers of classical pop.” Fusing rock, classical, folk, and jazz to achieve an eclectic and exciting live sound, this year The Family Crest toured the West Coast several times, performed at Red Light Management’s GRAMMY post-party as a Google Play Magnified Artist, showcased at SXSW, headlined the 75th Anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge, opened The Head and The Heart’s sold-out show at The Fillmore in San Francisco, and for OK Go at Stern Grove Festival. The Family Crest have self-recorded and self-released an EP, Songs from the Valley Below (2010), and an LP, The Village (2012). They are currently working on a new album, due out in 2013.

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