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The Jack Moves

//// Rudy De Anda

/// The Jack Moves

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Doors at 8:00 PM | 21+ | ALPHAVILLE

This is a 21+ event.

The Jack Moves | Rudy de Anda

Rudy de Anda

Gigs

New York

ALPHAVILLE

This is an 19+ event

Collective Concerts

The Jack Moves x Rudy de Anda

Toronto

The Monarch Tavern

**Advance: $15 ($19.57 after fees)**

**Day of: $18 ($22.66 after fees)**

**Rudy de Anda:**

Born in the 1980’s in Mexico and brought to California, Rudy de Anda’s debut solo album, “Tender Epoch” (2020) is a love letter to the long historical lineage of rock ‘n’ roll music interpreted through his multicultural lens. “I write my own history; I don’t want to be defined by defined by any one scene,” De Anda proclaims about his personal journey, and his ability to adapt and flit between cities and cultures is part of the reason L.A. Record has called his sound “deliberately difficult to categorize, familiar but novel at the same time.”

**The Jack Moves:**

Across their self-titled debut effort, Newark, NJ based duo The Jack Moves captured the duality of the city’s existence, from the crummy and rude glory hole bandits of Penn Station to cherry blossom park lovers north of the city. The seaside soul meets skate-punk funk narrative was artfully carried forward on the band's sophomore offering Free Money, which was named one of 2018's best albums of the year by KCRW.

Once again it’s on… after a stint stuck in solitude, The Jack Moves are back in the ring. Still in love, but not falling. This time, they’re the prize. This go-round, they’re coming out swinging, not too cute for a scuffle. Still cruising, but now it's for a bruising. Legendary producer/arranger Paul Kyser dubbed The Jack Moves “the baddest band in New York City," and they sound every bit of it on their third full length LP Cruiserweight.

**Danie:**

Danie, a Queer Chicana powerhouse from East LA, seamlessly blends Glam Funk Sultry Pop with a raw, stream-of-consciousness approach, establishing herself as a distinctive vocalist, musician, and producer. Her live performances captivate audiences with their sensuality and deep musicality. In addition to her solo career, Danie is a sought-after collaborator, contributing her soulful vocals to Bardo's hit single "Summer" and supporting a diverse lineup including Kaina, Divino Niño, Kendra Morris, Rudy de Anda, and La Doña on their 2023 tours. Her adaptability enhances every project she touches. Since the release of her debut EP, Bittersweet, in 2021, Danie has continued to evolve her sound. Recent singles like "Can't Shake It" and "F⭑ckboy" offer a glimpse into her musical journey, setting the stage for her highly anticipated next project, expected next year. Available on all major streaming platforms, Danie remains a formidable innovator in today's music landscape.

This is a 21+ event

The Jack Moves, Rudy de Anda, Danie

Seattle

The Sunset Tavern

Rudy De Anda (LBC/ CHI) (Colemine/ Karma Chief) & The Jack Moves (NJ) (Everloving) on tour this Fall 2024 with support from Junior Scaife (Penrose Records) and Loser Lemon plus DJ Ryan G (Funk Freaks)

The Jack Moves & Rudy De Anda, Junior Scaife

The Jack Moves - Somebody's Watching You

Loser Lemon

Junior Scaife

Riverside

The Hideaway

The Jack Moves + Rudy De Anda + Junior Scaife + Loser Lemon + Cold Cut

all ages | 8pm

All ages

Paramount Brooklyn LLC

The Jack Moves + Rudy De Anda + Junior Scaife

Cold Cut

Los Angeles

The Paramount

This is a 21+ event w/ valid ID at Soda Bar - San Diego.

THE JACK MOVES – Across their self-titled debut effort, Newark, NJ based duo The Jack Moves captured the duality of the city’s existence, from the crummy and rude glory hole bandits of Penn Station to cherry blossom park lovers north of the city. The seaside soul meets skate-punk funk narrative was artfully carried forward on the band's sophomore offering Free Money, which was named one of 2018's best albums of the year by KCRW.

Once again it’s on… after a stint stuck in solitude, The Jack Moves are back in the ring. Still in love, but not falling. This time, they’re the prize. This go-round, they’re coming out swinging, not too cute for a scuffle. Still cruising, but now it's for a bruising. Legendary producer/arranger Paul Kyser dubbed The Jack Moves “the baddest band in New York City," and they sound every bit of it on their third full length LP Cruiserweight.

Since that last outing, which included two cross-country road tours in 2019, Zee Desmondes and Teddy Powell have collected the experiences from their previous travels, and brought them back to home soil, where they would inevitably get deeper into their Jersey roots. To examine what distinguishes a city like Newark and a state like New Jersey from any other. How it’s become like an alternate dimension, somewhat stuck in the past, but simultaneously far off into the future. To further connect with an unusual cast of characters, and translate their passion and mysticism into song. Still dripping with hard soul, but not quite as obvious to categorize…

RUDY DE ANDA – Born in the 1980’s in Mexico and brought to California, Rudy de Anda’s debut solo album, “Tender Epoch” (2020) is a love letter to the long historical lineage of rock ‘n’ roll music interpreted through his multicultural lens. “I write my own history; I don’t want to be defined by defined by any one scene,” De Anda proclaims about his personal journey, and his ability to adapt and flit between cities and cultures is part of the reason L.A. Record has called his sound “deliberately difficult to categorize, familiar but novel at the same time.”

De Anda’s origin story has more locations than most and the staging is a perilous task: his childhood in Compton, his move to Long Beach, then a few months in Mexico, then back to the States.As an adult, he had a solo trip to Chile to see El Guincho’s show, a trip that meant so much to him that he realized the profound impact Latin music has on his adult life.

Amidst incessant moves, one constant in De Anda’s history was the omnipresent soundtrack in his Hispanic home: from rock and bossa nova, to crooners, ballads and even traditional Mexican music. These sounds of his roots and the angst of the punk bands he embraced as a teenager would soon intertwine harmoniously.

Soda Bar

The Jack Moves & Rudy De Anda, Cold Cut

San Diego

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