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TIMBRE PRESENTS: HOLY GHOST with guests Eli Escobar and Jessica 6 @ The Fortune Sound Club


November 8 @ The Fortune Sound Club (147 East Pender Street)

Timbre Productions Concerts is bringing the New York dance duo Holy Ghost to Vancouver. They are currently on tour in support of their self-titled debut album and their catchy riffs and dance beats will definetly leave you wanting more.

Their old school dance party will be joined with special guests Eli Escobar and Jessica 6.

All the details can be found on the Facebook event page.

Doors open at 8pm
Tickets are $15 in advance, and you can get them online through Ticketweb.ca
Or get them in person at Red Cat, Scratch, Beatstreet, Highlife and Ditch (Victoria) Records.

This show is 19+

Sponsored by CiTR 101.9FM

TIMBRE PRESENTS: Real Estate with guests Big Trouble and the Shilohs @ The Biltmore


November 8 @ The Biltmore Cabaret (2755 Prince Edward Street Vancouver, British Columbia)

Originally from New Jersey, the Brooklyn-based psyche-pop band is on tour to support their upcoming new release “Days”.
The band’s 2009 self-titled debut received an 8.5 rating and Best New Music tag from the Pitchfork Media website. Tours followed supporting acts such as Girls, Kurt Vile, Woods, and Deerhunter. In 2011, Real Estate signed with the Domino Recording Company and released “Days”, on October 18th, 2011.

Doors at 8:00pm, Show at 9:30pm
Tickets $13.00 advance available online at www.ticketweb.ca
Also available at Red Cat, Scratch, Highlife, Zulu and Ditch (Victoria) Records.

For more info, visit Facebook Page

Real Estate MySpace
Big Troubles Bandcamp
The Shilohs Bandcamp

Sponsored by CiTR.

UBC Thunderbirds on CiTR Sports

Saturday, October 29

Canada West Conference

Football

(7W-1L) Calgary Dinos 23 — 36 UBC Thunderbirds (6W-2L)
Final | Venue: Thunderbird Stadium

SHiNDiG Week 8 on November 1

beekeeper

As usual, the next SHiNDiG battle is going to take place at Railway Club, on Tuesday at 9 pm. This week’s competition will feature three more local bands: beekeeper, The Harshies and Man Hands.

SHiNDiG 2011 started on September 13 and the winner will be decided on December 6. The four top rated bands will earn prizes, as well the audience – telling jokes for Granville Island beer, $10 gift certificates at Zulu Records, Mint CD samplers and CiTR T-shirts.

The Harshies is featured by its experimental alternative sound. Meanwhile, beekeeper is a three-piece band that mixes math-rock and experimental elements of Canadian Southern.

SHiNDiG Night Eight:
Railway Club – 579 Dunsmuir St.
Doors at 9 pm.
Tickets $8.

The Arts Report – October 26, 2011

On today’s show…

It’s a scary Halloween version of the Arts Report!

The House of Faerie Bad Things
The folks at In the House Festival have created a haunted house, using fantasy elements of fairys and gnomes to spice up the genre. Artistic Director Myriam Steinberg is on the show to tell us about it!

The house is alive from October 29-31, 2011 and you can get tickets here!

Other Halloween features on the show: Debts from Itsazoo Productions, Parade of Lost Souls, and the Here Be Monsters Festival.

Tune in today at 5PM!

Subscribe to the Arts Report podcast.

Hear past interviews on YouTube!

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Curse of the 27 Club Halloween party

Funk My Life (http://www.funkmylife.com/) & CiTR (http://www.citr.ca/) present:

The return of all the musicians who eerily died all at the same age:
- Kurt Cobain (Nirvana) – shotgun
- Jimi Hendrix – asphyxiation
- Janis Joplin – heroin
- Amy Winehouse – unknown
- Jim Morrison (The Doors) – heart failure
- Brian Jones (founder of Rolling Stones) – drowning
- Richey Edwards (Manic Street Preachers) – disappeared
- and oh so many more souls

all with an awesome dance party, horror film on the screens, and sweet Pit pitchers all night.

Music from:
DJs Josefa & Hanna
( incredible ladies of all music )

Oker
( http://www.funkmylife.com/ )

Free entry!
9pm-1am, 19+ only.

Winniecooper.net, Beatroute Magazine and Scion Present:

A Halloween Extravaganza!

This Friday at the Electric Owl Social Club(928 Main Street) our friends are throwing a HUGE party featuring:

Beat Connection

This Surf Pop Duo made up of Jordan Koplowitz and Reed Juenger is based out of seattle and are surely ready to make your Halloween more than AMAZING. The Guardian had this to say about the lead single off of their 2011 release Surf Noir

“Their debut single, Silver Screen, is led by flutes and sounds like Flowered Up’s It’s On (surely a coincidence), even a Sting song – or at least Sting if he was forced at gunpoint to produce his first decent record since Bed’s Too Big Without You. It’s positively jaunty. We know nothing jaunty has ever been good, but somehow this is.”

with opening acts:

Too High Crew

Teen Daze

Blood Diamonds

There is gonna be a costume contest(with great prizes from inhale smoke shop and Lifetime Collective) AND a Blanche Macdonald Photobooth!

Doors are at 8pm

Advance tickets are $12 and can be found here

For more information on the event make sure you check out the Facebook page

Sponsored by CiTR 101.9FM

SHiNDiG battle on October 25

Fanthoms

As usual, the next SHiNDiG battle is going to take place at Railway Club, on Tuesday at 9 pm. This week’s competition will feature three more local bands: Fathoms, From Birth to Yew and Rec Centre.

SHiNDiG 2011 started on September 13 and winner will be decided on December 6. The four top rated bands will earn prizes, as well the audience – telling jokes for Granville Island beer, $10 gift certificates at Zulu Records, Mint CD samplers and CiTR T-shirts.

Fathoms is a pair of friends, inspired by Depeche Mode and New Order, who make a dark electronic pop sound. From Birth to Yew is an alternative indie Vancouver band, and Rec Centre mixes pop, rock and shoegaze.

SHiNDiG Night Seven:
Railway Club – 579 Dunsmuir St.
Doors at 9 pm.
Tickets $8.

Filmmaker Aaron Sorenson launches Campus Radio – a college radio movie

Radio has been a theme of movies lately, such as Talk to Me (2007) starring Don Cheadle. Most recently Alberta-born writer, director and producer Aaaron James Sorenson brings the college radio environment to the movie screen.

Campus Radio is about the romantic and professional travails of Xavier Thortenberry (Tom Belding), a unicycle-riding band manager and college radio DJ who falls for his group’s new lead singer. It is a lovely romantic drama and comedy taking place in a college radio station, with a sprinkling of indie rock for edge.

“I now realize it’s for people who have that deep relationship with music where it’s their best friend. This is a guy who, when the going gets tough, he turns to his vinyl record collection. He doesn’t really have any close friends; he goes to his music. There are a few of us like that”, said Sorenson to Edmonton Journal.

The filmmaker also stressed the importance of a campus radio. “They have these diverse communities that somehow manage to get along together: you’ll have the radical lesbian hour, young conservatives, death metal and Goths followed by Christians”, he added.

The movie premiere will happen this Friday in Edmonton. For more information look at:
Film website: http://www.campusradiothemovie.com/filmmakers.html
Film trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaYgAfwmuwc

Gen Why Media’s Bring Your Boomers #2: Activism for Everybody


With the all the inspiring youth-led movements happening in around the world, we believe inter-generational dialogue is essential in order to move forward and build new social systems together. Join us for an evening of intergenerational dialogue around activism and social change.

SPEAKERS:
- Judy Rebick(journalist, political activist and feminist)
- Phil Fontaine(previous National Chief of Canada)
- Andrea Reimer(Vision Vancouver City Councilor)
- John Richardson(Pivot Legal Society / Party X)
- Emily Hunter(environmental advocacy journalist)

WHEN & WHERE:
Tuesday, November 1st, 2011
149 West Hastings, SFU Contemporary Arts Theater
Doors @ 6:30pm I Program starts @ 7pm

For more event details check out the Facebook Page

For more ticket information click here.