7 PM, Saturday 4/2/2011: We knitted sweaters for the trees–it’s not a crime. In other words, Ghost Ghost is opening the show at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn this Saturday evening. We’re sharing the stage with Bird Love and Glass Rifle. 18+, $10 admission. We open the show so get there early. Tickets Available here: http://gstgst.net/eNKlSd . Facebook event here.
Watch Tim Bartlett from Ghost Ghost carefully destroy a piano in this vintage clip. Then come to Pianos NYC tonight to watch Ghost Ghost wreak havoc on the famous New York City music venue. Details in the video and on Facebook here. [Note: an actual piano was harmed in the making of this video, and at press time no apology was available.]
This Friday: Ghost Ghost is rocking at fabled LES rock hangout and slacker bar Pianos. We’ll be playing with Wojcik, Steel Phantoms, and Hooray for Goodbye. Facebook event here. You can also pick up advance tickets at Ticketweb. This delicious and affordable Friday night rager brought to you by music blog A Heart Is A Spade, art collective Blood Bunny, and by the letters G and G. Doors at 8pm. You will arrive with your extremely attractive and talented entourage at approximately 9pm when the party officially starts.
* No pianos will actually be harmed at this event.
Check out our video teaser for our South By Southwest Interactive performance at “2021: A Vision of the Future.” The video is also a sneak peek at the new technologies (robots) we are using to create our new sound. The show is this Friday evening in Austin, Texas, part of SXSW 2011.
Friday, 3/11/2011, 5:30 PM, Austin Music Hall: Ghost Ghost will perform at the South By Southwest Interactive Festival in Austin, Texas! The show is the Dorkbot/Ignite “2021: A Vision of the Future” event. It is taking place at the Austin Music Hall, and it is open to the public (only $6 if you don’t have a SXSW badge). Ghost Ghost is not just performing, we are also the house band, playing all night between speakers. Ignite is like TED Talks, but with 33% more awesomeness. Dorkbot is like science class, but with beer and robots. In fact, we might even have one of these robots onstage, courtesy of MakerBot!
