Radiator Hospital, Try The Pie, Sim Castro, Jenna Marx

When punk rockers go acoustic, the results are often more powerful than when the amps are at full blast. Philadelphia's Radiator Hospital, who are great as a full band, is downright intense as only lead singer Sam Cook-Parrott and his guitar. You can hear those little details, like the crackling in his voice, which punctuates the emotion of the songs. Additionally, three more punks-gone-acoustic will be playing: Try the Pie (local Christine Tupou from Sourpatch), Sim Castro (Albert Square) and San Francisco's Jenna Marx (Joyride). It'll be a treat to hear their songs of yearning and heartbreak stripped down to their bare essence. (Aaron Carnes)






************************
VERY RARE AND INTIMATE NIGHT OF SAD SONGS OF LOVE AND FUCKING UP AND HEALING.
************************
RADIATOR HOSPITAL (philly/michigan)
-- http://youtu.be/Z2eelBo0afQ --
Sam is on the left coast hangin' and playing love songs that wont ever leave your brain, creep into your consciousness and leave you waving your crush goooodddbbyyyyeee

TRY THE PIE
-- http://trythepie.bandcamp.com/album/rest --
xtine plays songs that will tug at your side urging your heart to open and fall apart, staring out into the world with brain full of conflict, but always tender hearted in response.

SIM CASTRO
-- http://thealbertsquare.bandcamp.com/ --
Sim of the albert square croons a few tunes that make you grip your chair with eyes flooding, because "you know the feeling" at the same time showcasing the most handsome smile in the bay area.

JENNA MARX
-- http://joyride-sf.bandcamp.com/ --
Jenna lays all her thoughts scattered about and placed back in order between the most heart breaking melodies tuned in on the comfort of a constantly breaking, repairing and growing heart.