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Damn Fools w/ Hot Knox Live @ Doc Willoughby's

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November 29, 2014

Location: Doc Willoughby's Downtown Pub, 353 Bernard Ave
Address: 353 Bernard Ave
Time: 9:00 PM

2014-11-29 21:00:00 2014-11-29 16:00:00 America/Vancouver Damn Fools w/ Hot Knox Live @ Doc Willoughby's Wet Ape and KBAAD present: Damn Fools w/ Hot Knox Saturday, November 29 Doc Willoughby’s 19 + - 2 Pieces of ID Required -- Tickets -- $10 at the door Damn Fools http://www.damnfoolsmusic.com/ Taking refuge with guitars, a handheld tape recorder and a collection of old LPs, Damn Fools’ song-writing journey stems from the most vintage of musical idioms: Rock and Roll, Rhythm & Blues, Soul, and Southern Groove. The band released their debut album “Off the Floor” in June of 2013. Recorded at Vancouver's iconic Mushroom Studios, “Off the Floor” unleashes a thunderous roar of crunchy riffs, bluesy lead guitar, powerfully tight drumming, thick bass, tasteful piano and organ, and soulful vocals.  “We wanted our first album to really set the tone for who we are as a band. This record is an excellent portrayal of a year of preparation and hard work. It’s a solid foundation for who we are as musicians, what kind of music we like to play and the way we believe music should be recorded,” explains singer Mike Twining. It'd be hard to argue that this philosophy hasn't paid off so far - the group followed up their first tour in 2014 by being included in the Peak Performance Project Top 12, a popular radio contest/mentorship in their hometown province of British Columbia. Shortly after, they were announced to the lineup for Rifflandia 2014.  Damn Fools tracked “Off The Floor” in 4 days at the helm of producer Dave Ogilvie, honouring the way bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, Led Zeppelin and CCR would have recorded in the late 60’s and early 70’s. Each song was recorded live in its entirety using an analogue 2” reel-to-reel tape machine. Each band member’s performance was captured honestly and genuinely, in the moment. www.wetape.com Doc Willoughby's Downtown Pub, 353 Bernard Ave 353 Bernard Ave events@kelownanow.com

Wet Ape and KBAAD present: Damn Fools w/ Hot Knox
Saturday, November 29
Doc Willoughby’s
19 + - 2 Pieces of ID Required

-- Tickets --
$10 at the door

Damn Fools
http://www.damnfoolsmusic.com/
Taking refuge with guitars, a handheld tape recorder and a collection of old LPs, Damn Fools’ song-writing journey stems from the most vintage of musical idioms: Rock and Roll, Rhythm & Blues, Soul, and Southern Groove.

The band released their debut album “Off the Floor” in June of 2013. Recorded at Vancouver's iconic Mushroom Studios, “Off the Floor” unleashes a thunderous roar of crunchy riffs, bluesy lead guitar, powerfully tight drumming, thick bass, tasteful piano and organ, and soulful vocals. 

“We wanted our first album to really set the tone for who we are as a band. This record is an excellent portrayal of a year of preparation and hard work. It’s a solid foundation for who we are as musicians, what kind of music we like to play and the way we believe music should be recorded,” explains singer Mike Twining. It'd be hard to argue that this philosophy hasn't paid off so far - the group followed up their first tour in 2014 by being included in the Peak Performance Project Top 12, a popular radio contest/mentorship in their hometown province of British Columbia. Shortly after, they were announced to the lineup for Rifflandia 2014. 

Damn Fools tracked “Off The Floor” in 4 days at the helm of producer Dave Ogilvie, honouring the way bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, Led Zeppelin and CCR would have recorded in the late 60’s and early 70’s. Each song was recorded live in its entirety using an analogue 2” reel-to-reel tape machine. Each band member’s performance was captured honestly and genuinely, in the moment.

www.wetape.com





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