Friday, July 27, 2012
TONIGHT!
In the nearly 20-year history of this paper, the number of bands who have been featured on the cover of The Inlander have been few. They’re always the show-stoppers and crowd rousers that make it there, and a long-gone version of one of those — Flee the Century — will return tonight to the Spokane stage to wow a whole new set of ears. The band hypnotized audiences way back in 2006 with a synth-driven pop sound that verged on the edge of ridiculous, featuring bizarro samples, occasional laser gun noises and incessant, danceable drums. The trio is scattered across the country, but convenes now and then to keep Spokane’s heart rate up. Flee the Century plays tonight with Bandit Train and BBBBandits at Mootsy’s. $5. Gotta be 21.
Other notable shows worth checking out:
- Peter Rivera with Tango Volcado and Stephanie Hatzinikolis at Arbor Crest Winery.
- Floater at the Knitting Factory (All-ages)
SATURDAY!
Time to get to the Gorge, folks. This is why:
(If you miss them there, you might be able to sneak your way into Northern Quest's Sunday show for a chance to hear "Don't Stop Believin'" up close and personal.)
Also:
- Nude Pop (formerly just called Nude) with Us on Roofs at Jones Radiator. (21)
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