Spacin' & Elison Jackson

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*Attendees are encouraged to wear masks while not actively drinking*

7PM – Doors
8PM – Show

SPACIN' (10:00 PM)

Spacin’ is a jam collective led by Jason Killinger (Birds of Maya, On Out In Festival) which has been swirling around Philadelphia and beyond with their psychedelicly-primitive thud rock for over a decade. They’ve released several albums on Richie Records and Telephone Explosion in the US, as well as on Agitated Records in Europe, all of which were celebrated by humans, and led to tours with Kurt Vile & the Violators, Steve Gunn, and a 2014 tour through Portugal, Spain, and France. On this tentacle of their cosmic journey, Jason is joined by Rachel Weidner (Total Whine, Lady Shame), Jaz (Vixen77, cadre noir), Dave Ulrich (Davey & the Chains), and Jessa Farkas (Future Shuttle).


ELISON JACKSON (9:00 PM)

 Elison Jackson is 5-piece psychedelic-folk band led by singer-songwriter Sam Perduta. Based in Philadelphia since 2016, they spent their formative years in the New Haven, CT underground scene. The band has released four albums and several ephemeral bedroom demo mix-tapes and EPs since their 2011 start. In 2020, they released two singles, ‘Caught One in the Jaw’ and ‘Home’. Their musical formula is crooned lyrics, distorted upright bass, & primitive guitar jams.
Their latest record, ‘Good Deeds’, was recorded in 2019 by Jeff Zeigler at Uniform Recording, in Philadelphia. It was released digitally in Fall of 2021, and on 12" record in the summer of 2022. The heaviest Elison Jackson record to date, 'Good Deeds' expands on their past material and brings their sound to new and exciting heights.
https://elisonjackson.bandcamp.com. / https://open.spotify.com/artist/0VnnMUaotXS4hvpigaM0K5

TUBEY FRANK (8:00)

Based on South Street Philly, Tubey Frank captures observations of the time, and channels it into words, chords and song. Often described as “bedroom pop” “expansive folk” and “psychedelic garage rock”, TF has been compared to Brit Daniel, Pete Seeger, Damon Alburn, Nick Hakim, Lou Reed and Bob Dylan. In his years of letting music influence his life, he has particularly drawn from personal heroes Blake Mills, Syd Barrett, Cibo Matto, St. Vincent, The Soulquarians, Tom Waits, DJ Shadow, Bill Withers, and Harry Nilsson.

The songs of Tubey Frank’s upcoming release, “Apple Pie Bible” tells stories about characters, archetypes, modern fables and whispers down the lane of his general experience growing up in central Pennsylvania - many sentiments shared by the record’s rhythm section The Brothers Parry. Influenced by the histories our world is currently making, as well as a few songs that have been anthems of the Tubey Frank live experience. American interpretations of eerie ballads, reflective meditations to outright chaotic joy, Tubey Frank slates the Spring Garden Records album’s release for this year.