Sego

**Pink Fuzz**

**with Sego and Social Cinema**

Pink Fuzz is a brother/sister led three-piece out of Denver made up of singer/guitarist John Demitro, singer/bassist LuLu Demitro, and drummer Forrest Raup. Growing up and playing music together since grade school, Pink Fuzz came to fruition at the end of 2017. Quickly picking up steam and wanting to expand out of Denver, Pink Fuzz started touring extensively. Creating a DIY circuit throughout the country, they’ve built a grassroots fanbase that has anxiously been awaiting new releases. Finally, 4 years after their newest release, the band is putting us on track for new singles leading up to what will be their strongest body of work they’ve produced yet.

**Doors at 8:00, show at 9:00**

**$20 adv/$25 dos**

This is a 21+ event

Pink Fuzz/Sego/Social Cinema

Pink Fuzz - Barely Even Real

Pink Fuzz

Social Cinema

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Denver

Skylark Lounge

**Yesness, Sego**

Yesness: Kristian Dunn (El Ten Eleven) and Damon Che (Don Cabellero)

Neck-deep in their own ambitions, Che and Dunn swapped musical ideas and quirky song titles throughout the summer, working at a breakneck pace.Star Wars References were intertwined with walloping bass lines (“If You Say So”); non-sequiturs were punctuated by Che’s signature frenetic percussive jabs (“Horror Snuggle”). Scaffolded around eight-string bass, knotty percussion, and intricate syncopation, See You at the Solipsist Conventionis a carnival of delights for fans of the post-everything persuasion—uncategorizable yet reverent to the altar of instrumental rock.Tearing through the record’s evocative instrumentals is a delightful bolt of strangeness, felt as much as heard in the spontaneous chemistry between Che and Dunn. "Occasional Grape?"dances like a waltz played with a sledgehammer—delicate moments shattered by bursts of aggression, while still embedding a rhythmic earworm deep into your heart. “Nice Walrus,” astring-studded panorama featuring Kishi Bashi, volleys between nervy hyperactivity and heartfelt grandeur. The album's closing track, "Non-incredible Visitor," contrasts Che's Meticulous precision with Dunn's imaginative instrumentation, bonding bass and percussion like nesting dolls. Just as the track seems to settle, it drives off an uncharted auditory cliff—abruptly,without ceremony, leaving the listener grasping for meaning in the murk.Beyond all measure, Yesness stands as a testament to the powerful dividends of friendship and collaboration. We are nothing without each other – our partners, our local record store clerks,our neighbors. Music, too, thrives on our entanglements. With twelve tracks, an upcoming tour,and an unexpected friendship stemming from one email, Yesness underscores the brilliant machinery of human connection.SHORT BIO (100-300 words)The odd couple of Kristian Dunn (El Ten Eleven) and Damon Che (Don Caballero) was the result of some clever musical matchmaking by Karl Hofstetter, founder and curator of JoyfulNoise Recordings. Karl introduced Dunn and Che via email in April 2023 after Dunn’s prolific output outgrew the resources and abilities of his instrumental duo El Ten Eleven. Less than a year later, after countless text messages and song sketches were exchanged, and one fateful meeting at a recording studio was organized, their nascent project’s debut record,See You at the Solipsist Convention,was complete.Despite Che’s initial unfamiliarity with Dunn’s musical output, their personalities bridged any and all gaps—both Che and Dunn share a flair for the comically absurd and musically adventurous,a mindset that shines throughoutSee You at the Solipsist Convention. Che has become legendary for his calculated polyrhythms and undeniable physicality, while Dunn is known for relentless experimentation and productivity akin to a freight train. Quickly, the unlikely pair transformed into destined collaborators.Scaffolded around eight-string bass, knotty percussion, and intricate syncopation,See You at the Solipsist Convention Is a carnival of delights for fans of the post-everything persuasion—uncategorizable yet reverent to the altar of instrumental rock.

Zebulon

Yesness, Sego

Los Angeles

✨ Scaffolded around eight-string bass, knotty percussion, and intricate syncopation Yesness, The unique duo, formed by Kristian Dunn (El Ten Eleven) and Damon Che (Don Caballero), take the stage of the @shrinesocialclub → 2/4 with special guest Sego 🎟️ on sale 🔜 Fri 10am MT → theduckclub.com

All Ages

Typically the first band starts 1 hour after doors open.

When does the first band start playing?

Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?

Babes in arms are free. All other kids are required to have a ticket.

Are kids allowed in for free?

Yes, full bar available for those 21+ with legal ID.

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