Posts Tagged ‘A Shade of Red’
The Dayton Underground Series – Alternative Edition – SHOW PICS!
Posted: June 5, 2016 by Kimberly Weiss in Local Music NewsTags: A Shade of Red, Alternative, alternative rock, blues rock, Fairborn OH, The Dayton Underground Series, Thundertaker, To No End, WO Wrights
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The Dayton Underground Series Kicks Off With A Packed House!
Posted: March 17, 2016 by Jimmy Cummings in Awesome Upcoming Shows, Band Reviews/Promotions, Local Music News, Music Connection News, Show Reviews & PicturesTags: 1 year anniversary, 2015, 3rd Anniversary, A Shade of Red, Able Danger, Alternative, April, Best of Dayton Underground, Crosley Court, dayton, Jamie Suttle, Jericho Thyme, Left in the Dark, May, Music Connection Dayton, Roots, The Dayton Underground Series, Thundertaker, To No End, TRUK, W937 Dayton Radio, WO Wrights
Last Saturday evening, The Dayton Underground Series kicked off to a packed house at WO Wrights Grill & Pub! Fans started arriving about an hour before the show, ready to hear some killer music, and that is exactly what they got!
More than 170 people came out to hear Able Danger, Left in the Dark, and our Best of Dayton Underground 2015 “Best Rock” winners, Crosley Court, and it was a fantastic evening all around! This was the perfect way to celebrate Music Connection Dayton‘s unofficial 3rd anniversary and the 1 year anniversary of W937 Dayton Radio, and we can’t even tell you how hard it was to wait to share this amazing music with you! (more…)
Covering the Scene: Oregon Express Rocks out for Miami Valley Big Brothers Big Sisters – Covering the Scene
Posted: January 11, 2016 by Kimberly Weiss in Local Music News, Show Reviews & PicturesTags: A Shade of Red, Covering the Scene, Evil Eye Gypsy, Miami Valley Big Brothers Big Sisters, Mike Ritchie, Oregon Express, show review, Thundertaker
Saturday January 9th the Oregon Express held a special charity show with door proceeds going to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Dayton, helping shape the futures of area youth. January is mentoring month. A Shade of Red, Evil Eye Gypsy and ThunderTaker brought the soundtrack of the revolution, stepping up with a blended night …
GEMFest – A Dayton Experience Like No Other!
Posted: September 27, 2015 by Kimberly Weiss in Awesome Upcoming Shows, Local Music NewsTags: A Shade of Red, Death by Fetish, Duderus, En(p)de, Evil Eye Gypsy, Far From Eden, Gem Fest, Georgia Goad, GLSEN Greater Dayton, Jasper The Colossal, Jill Dodson, Kyleen Downes, McGuff & the Dumpster Fires, Mike Emmons, Musicians For Unity, Skurt, Team Void, The Old Yellow Cab, Thundertaker
Taking Dayton by storm this Saturday, Gem Fest will be host to 12 killer local acts performing at The Old Yellow Cab building in downtown Dayton for a great cause! From rock to punk and singer-songwriters to EDM, Gem Fest is an all-local showcase of the Dayton scene and and will be an experience like no other!
A Successful Kickstarter Thanks to YOU Dayton! | Music Connection Dayton Promo & Legalization Campaign
Posted: July 20, 2015 by Jimmy Cummings in History, Music Connection NewsTags: A Shade of Red, Abrade The Regal, Amy Cavendar, Ben Bogard, Chatam Miracle, Christina Fuhrman, Dede Lahanas Lake, DIDDLEY, DipSpit, Horlet, Jason Lyons, Jennifer Philips-Joyce, Jeremy & Lynne, JJ Philips, John Graig, Kickstarter, Kim Jones, Mark Cantwil, Michael Boninsenga, Mike Stacy, Musicians For Unity, MY RIDE Transportation, Nick Kizirnis, Nicky Kay Orchestra, Nock Out Services, Robert Nock, Scott Huff, Steve Makofka, The Mainline Funk, Tyler Cochran, Tyler Cochran Trio, William Struhar, Winding Hollow Productions
It is official! WE (YOU) MADE OUR GOAL! Thanks to your generosity we were able to meet our goal, and then some, raising an amazing total of $1005 for our Kickstarter campaign!
A Shade of Red – A MUST SEE Band in Dayton | by Mike Emmons
Posted: December 9, 2014 by Kimberly Weiss in Band Reviews/PromotionsTags: A Shade of Red, Dayton OH, Rock, Rock & Roll
by Mike Emmons
Dayton is home to a surprising number of great bands. On any given night, the music fans in Dayton have a number of choices with plenty of great bands playing at a number of great venues. Many of those bands have a “must see” status, and one of the bands on that list is A Shade Of Red.
High 5 Riot | The Riot Starts Now via Buckeye Music Magazine
Posted: September 29, 2014 by Kimberly Weiss in Awesome Upcoming Shows, Band/Artist/Project News, Local Music NewsTags: 7th Cycle, A Shade of Red, Aaron Noble, Andy Uzzel, Ashley Stacy, Austin Labig, buckeye music magazine, Free Fall Theory, Gathering Mercury, High 5 Riot, In The Cut, Libby Gill, Sean McGrath, The Broken Lights, To No End, Yellow Cab building
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Dirty/Clean: Debut Album “Welt Am Draht” Stands Alone High Above
Posted: July 22, 2014 by The Dayton Scene in Local Music NewsTags: A Shade of Red, Al Holbrook, Alessandro Cortez, Boonshoft Museum, Curious Animals, Curse of Cassandra, Dirty/Clean, Ghostlight Coffee, Jason Weber, Jay Madewell, Jennifer Clarke Photography, Joshua Egeland, Psychopathic Records, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Science on a Sphere, Steve Bognar, Tim Flanagan, Welt Am Draht, World on a Wire
(Photo by: Jennifer Clarke)
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