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HillyTown Presents NYC Tonight!

This will be the last one for a little while.

Tonight’s show at Cameo Gallery (located in the back of the restaurant The Lovin’ Cup Cafe on N. 6th) in Williamsburg, Brooklyn has been in the works for a while and we couldn’t be more excited to present this one. Things start off with doors at 8pm and Brooklyn power garage pop band Weird Children, celebrating a new digital single, a new video, and their first trip to Austin next week. Following them will be Bangor, Maine’s own guitar-and-drums power duo, When Particles Collide, hot off recording a new album. Diehard step the rock factor up even more (by the way have you heard their excellent new covers EP?). Quiet Loudly emerge to close the night out in their usual epic manner.

Read on for videos!

Weird Children

When Particles Collide

Diehard

Quiet Loudly

HillyTown Presents NYC Tomorrow!

These things just keep coming up faster and faster don’t they? Tomorrow it’s round 3 of HillyTown Presents shows at Union Hall in Brooklyn, NY. This time around we’ve got Portland garage noise band Great Western Plain sharing the fun with Shark? and Field Mouse (who’ve been getting some great press lately)! We must be on to something with this one, since even the New Yorker recommended the show. Continue reading HillyTown Presents NYC Tomorrow!

HillyTown Presents in Brooklyn This Week!

We’re at it again. This Tuesday, A Severe Joy will be in Brooklyn to play one of our shows, this time with an emphasis on the electronic pop/dance genres. This one is going to be great. Flyer and info below:

A Severe Joy – Facebook / Twitter / Bandcamp

Mitten – Facebook / Twitter / Bandcamp

Genghis Hans – Facebook / Twitter / Bandcamp

DJ Poingly – Facebook / Twitter / Bandcamp

Doors at 8:30, cover is just $7. Union Hall is at 702 Union Street in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklkyn, NY. Get advance tickets here! We currently have one more show at the venue, coming up on February 22, featuring Great Western Plain with Brooklyn locals Shark? and Field Mouse (who just premiered a new video on Stereogum).