FREE AT FREDDY'S BACKROOM - AUGUST 25 - 11 PM!
Freddy's Backroom
485 Dean St
Brooklyn, NY 11217
That's the corner of Dean Street and 6th Avenue in Brooklyn.
By Car take Flatbush Avenue. Dean St. and 6th Ave cross Flatbush about a half mile West of Grand Army Plaza and a mile or so East of the Manhattan Bridge.
By Subway take the 1/2 to Bergen Street; Freddy's is right around the corner. Or take practically any train in the city to Atlantic Avenue/Pacific Street Stations; Walk East on Flatbush and take a left on Dean.
THREE BANDS - FREE. - Starts at 9 PM - Scumbo on at about 11 to 11:30 PM.
The Marvin Barnes Time Machine: The Marvin Barnes Time Machine is a five piece outfit featuring two guitars, bass, drums and vocals.
Community Gun: originally a two-piece acoustic duo, have recently gone electric to help incorporate their growing sound which includes components of rock, blues, punk, trip-hop, jazz and folk. With fifty eclectic
originals and counting, the group‚s sound is ever changing while maintaining
a framework of traditional structures injected with rough-edged
street-hearted music.
SCUMBO: Fog machines, strobe lights, and trumpets are just a few of the dazzlements one can expect when witnessing the aural/visual psychedelic splendor that is SCUMBO, a 2 or 3 piece band from Brooklyn that specializes in swiffering up the cosmic dust.
485 Dean St
Brooklyn, NY 11217
That's the corner of Dean Street and 6th Avenue in Brooklyn.
By Car take Flatbush Avenue. Dean St. and 6th Ave cross Flatbush about a half mile West of Grand Army Plaza and a mile or so East of the Manhattan Bridge.
By Subway take the 1/2 to Bergen Street; Freddy's is right around the corner. Or take practically any train in the city to Atlantic Avenue/Pacific Street Stations; Walk East on Flatbush and take a left on Dean.
THREE BANDS - FREE. - Starts at 9 PM - Scumbo on at about 11 to 11:30 PM.
The Marvin Barnes Time Machine: The Marvin Barnes Time Machine is a five piece outfit featuring two guitars, bass, drums and vocals.
Community Gun: originally a two-piece acoustic duo, have recently gone electric to help incorporate their growing sound which includes components of rock, blues, punk, trip-hop, jazz and folk. With fifty eclectic
originals and counting, the group‚s sound is ever changing while maintaining
a framework of traditional structures injected with rough-edged
street-hearted music.
SCUMBO: Fog machines, strobe lights, and trumpets are just a few of the dazzlements one can expect when witnessing the aural/visual psychedelic splendor that is SCUMBO, a 2 or 3 piece band from Brooklyn that specializes in swiffering up the cosmic dust.