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Posted in music on September 19, 2005
TMBG shows | Final Southpaw Katrina Benefit lineups
In addition to the two shows They Might Be Giants are playing at Northsix in Brooklyn on New Years Eve (early and late - tix on sale), they've joined the September 25th lineup at Southpaw to benefit Katrina victims.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.21 - Doors 7pm
Au Revoir Simone | Domino | Pela | Craig Wedren | Group Sounds | Radio 4 | The Cloud Room
wit DJ sets by Mark Ronson. Vito (THE RAPTURE), and TONY FLETCHER
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 - doors 6:30pm
Chris Grace | Eiffel Tower | Harlem Shakes | Richard Buckner | They Might Be Giants | The Wrens | Matthew Caws + Ira Elliot (NADA SURF) | Sam Champion | with comedy from Aziz Ansari
DJ EZI, hosted by Reggie Watts
BROOKLYN RESPONDS
@ Myspace: www.myspace.com/brooklynresponds.com
TWO VERY SPECIAL NIGHTS OF MUSIC, WORDS + ART
All proceeds from ticket sales go to:
RED CROSS, HUMANITY FIRST + AMERICA'S SECOND HARVEST
tickets for both shows $15 (How to get em? I'm not sure)
Previously
Brooklyn Responds | 2 Hurricane Benefits @ Southpaw
Posted on September 19, 2005 5:34 PM
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Comments (9)
Tix will be sold on Day of Show for Weds. Sunday's show will be on TICKETWEB shortly.
Posted by brooklynvegan | September 19, 2005 6:38 PM
Still nothing on ticketweb for Sunday...
Posted by Max Power | September 20, 2005 10:48 AM
tickets for both nights of benefits now up on Ticketweb...
Posted by Max Power | September 20, 2005 3:42 PM
I really hope -- and this goes for all those benefit shows -- some of those Ticketweb fees are going to the charity.
Shame on them, if they don't.
Posted by J | September 20, 2005 3:49 PM
That had not occured to us, J. Absolutely goddam right. Though I heard Ticketweb is owned by Ticketmaster, which doesn't 'do' shame.
Posted by Max Power | September 20, 2005 4:46 PM
Pretty sure Ticketweb and Ticketmaster are two separate entities.
Posted by Anonymous | September 20, 2005 4:54 PM
I emailed Ticketweb after buying my tickets but only got "That information has not been given to the customer service department."
I will investigate further, and report back.
Posted by Nick | September 21, 2005 5:54 PM
i thought they were two seperate entities as well, but when you go to ticketweb's "careers" page, it eventually takes you through to ticketbastard's site.
oh, the loss of innocence.
Posted by sparow | September 21, 2005 5:54 PM
The funny thing is, Ticketmaster bought Ticketweb five years ago. Still, it doesn't seem to be widely known. Somehow, they've managed to keep that information very close. I just paid over 30% on the service fee for $10 Okkervil River tickets. Argh!
Posted by Kevin | November 9, 2005 2:54 PM