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To coincide with ARTown, Holland is hosting a full-fledged arts extravaganza on Saturday, July 17. Not only do we have murals and paintings from local Reno artists, we have music and film, wrapped up in a nice bike tour around town. This multi-stop bike tour features art from a range of awesome artists, music from local and touring musicians, and radical miscellaneous activities like bike carnival rides and piñatas. The night will end with help from the Great Basin Film Society with a screening of the silent classic, The General, accompanied by a live orchestra of Reno musicians. Bike tour begins at The Holland Show Space at Rainshadow at 6PM. Be sure to bring a bike. P.S. IT’S FREE
SPEAK YOUR MIND HIP HOP ART FESTIVAL returns on July 18, 2010 with a seven Hour Show featuring over 25 Performances: Artists, Dancers, DJ’s, a Vendor Village and more. This free event will take place outside in downtown Reno at WINGFIELD PARK starting at 3pm and lasting until 10pm. Don’t miss a full day of art exhibitions and presentations from Reno’s experienced independent Hip Hop locals and Reno’s new breed of upcoming talent, as well as, artists from around the world. Come on by to the West Street Plaza and give Holland a big hello.
UPDATE: Due to last minute complications, this show has been canceled. Sorry guys.
Get you’re calendars out and mark July 8th because To Paint the Sky and She has A Fashion Vice will be laying down thick at HSS Rainshadow. To Paint the Sky is epic hardcore metal, She has a Fashion Vice is crazy metal, and The Waiting Ends are a swirl of hardcore metal worship. This show will be a jammer, 8PM.
Fury will be flying at HSS Rainshadow on July 10 with Towers, Dogs of Ire, and Reno’s own Beercan. Towers is high pitched heavies making killer music, Dogs of Ire is chaotic heavy hardcore with a twist of badass, and Beercan is way punk Reno rockers. With such a great bill you’ll be crazy not to show up, 8PM.
On July 5 at the HPHQ (30 Cheney St.) out-of-towners Cold Mold will join together with in-of-towners Ghost Shirt Society to form a thrash art-punk Voltron. Cold Mold make bouncy jarring punk and Ghost Shirt Society is a local hardcore mega group, featuring members of Arabella and Dead Bird Movement. You’ll regret not coming, 8PM, $5.
On June 30 Iron Lung and Pittsburgh’s Slices will be playing with local Violent Ruler. Iron Lung is ex-Reno powerviolence overlords, Slices is hardcore punk made by weirdos, and Violent Ruler is hometown Metallica. This ungodly monster disguised as a show will be at HSS Rainshadow, 8PM. Iron Lung hasn’t been in Reno for close to three years and the victims are still recovering from the awesomeness, DON’T MISS THIS.
Out for Summer is an exhibition meant to showcase all high school artists from our local community during the month of July – Reno’s Artown month! Any pieces selected for exhibition will remain up for the entire month of Artown, and the exhibit is listed as an official part of the month’s festivities. Come down to the opening reception June 24 at 6PM and get tasty art munchies. Free!
Holy crud crap this show is gonna be the Batman. Shearing Pinx, Nu Sensae, Kingdom of Magic, and Elephant Rifle are all playing on Wednesday June, 23 at the good ole Holland Show Space Rainshadow. Shearing Pinx is jarring art jams in the best possible way , Nu Sensae is jarring art jams in the worst possible way beaten by caveman and cavewoman, Kingdom of Magic is stoney metal with a member of Git Some, and Elephant Rifle is just plain bad. Show starts at 8PM, I wouldn’t even be late.
A special evening in the works for this Thursday, June 17, at HSS Rainshadow folks:
Stupendous pop sensibilities and strange rock sass team up in the form of Portland’s Nucular Aminals, think cute and fun and rad, all rolled into one!
Joining them that night are Reno’s own act, The Frontiersmen, a rock band with fantastic sensibilities for spanning the range of spastic rock and thoughtful noise-pop tunes.
And we can’t forget Penny Darger – shadow puppet specialist and heartstrings strummer, here to deliver a very-rare performance of her skit/music/social commentary/slice-of-life show.
Try to bring a buddy to hold hands with for this one. We’ll all be dancing and grinning Thursday night – 8pm, and a measly 5 bucks
Hold on to your britches on Friday June 11th because Oblio’s Arrow, My Flag is on Fire, Royal Noble, and Hopscotch Whiskey will be performing at Holland Show Space Rainshadow (121 Vesta). Oblio’s Arrow is country with a rock flair but is certainly not alt-country, My Flag is on Fire is local folk stars and this is there 7” release, Royal Noble is hometown rock, and Hopscotch Whiskey is going to do something different so you don’t want to miss out. The fun starts at 8:oopm.
