Singer, guitarist, author, and all-around renaissance man Tav Falco brings his legendary, cabaret-infused Memphis rock ‘n’ roll outfit Panther Burns to The Earl for an evening of music and mystery.
The group is on the road supporting their latest EP, Club Car Zodiac. Twisty Cats and Georgie Harris also perform.
Friday, September 23. $16 (adv.) $18 (day of show). 8 p.m. (doors). 8:30 p.m. (show).
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Agnostic Front, Sick Of It All, and Crown of Thornz play in Hell at the Masquerade on Sun., May 22. $27.50 (advance). 7 p.m. (doors).
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New York City hardcore legends Murphy’s Law share the stage with Antagonizers ATL (above) and APA. The Earl on Sat., Feb. 12. $20 (advance). $22 (day of). 8 p.m. (doors).
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Agent Orange returns! Back in the ’80s, the Southern California trio led by singer and guitar player Mike Palm cranked out some of the most whiplash, compelling, and emotionally distraught surf and skate punk tunes ever committed to tape. Seeing the group live is kind of a rite of passage. Skin Jobs and Loony also perform. $18 (adv). $21 (doors). Sat., Feb. 26. The Earl.
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Upchuck celebrates the arrival of the group’s debut 7-inch (Famous Class Records) with an outdoor show at Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery on Saturday, November 6.
Its About Time also performs.
An extremely limited quantity of Upchuck’s “In Your Mind” b/w “Upchuck” blood-spattered 7-inches will be for sale on the merch table—first come first served.
Doors open open at 7:30 p.m. Music starts at 8:30 p.m. $15-$20. Get tickets here.
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Modern English and Entertainment play The Earl on on Wed., March 16. $25. $28. 8 p.m.
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Mancunian electronic music producer Andy Stott‘s “Never The Right Time” Tour comes to Aisle 5 on Wednesday, May 11. Debit opens the show. $15 (+$3.56 service fee). 8 p.m.
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