High Noon Saloon presents

Happyoke (Rock Star Gomeroke)

5:00PM / $5 cover / 21 and up

This happy hour version of Rock Star Gomeroke really rocks! Come sing your favorite songs with The Gomers and take the edge off of your work week with 2 for 1 rail drinks and select taps. Check out the band's extensive song list in advance at www.thegomers.net, or there will be songbooks available when you arrive. Added bonus: Singers get a free drink!

True Endeavors presents

Rogue Wave

Man/Miracle
JBM

9:30PM / $14 cover / $12 advance / 18 and up

**TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOR TONIGHT'S SHOW**

Rogue Wave reacts to trauma with pop. The songs on “Permalight,” its fourth album, have briskly strummed guitars, melodies hinting at the Beatles and Big Star and often — in a shift from the band’s past handmade indie-pop — perky synthesizers and snappy programmed drumbeats. But the lyrics, as cryptic and telegraphic as they are singable, hint at bitter disagreements, sieges, death and disasters. “Can’t you feel the fear itself?” Zach Rogue sings in a dulcet high tenor, savoring the tune while insisting on the anxiety. Most of the songs are uptempo, with a brash assurance that Rogue Wave only occasionally summoned on its previous albums. The group has had difficulty distinguishing itself from other introspective, 1960s-tinged, high-tenor bands like the Shins and Death Cab for Cutie. Its strategy on “Permalight” is to kick harder. (New York Times)

Man/Miracle is a group formed by childhood friends in Santa Cruz, California. The guitar-based four piece treads the fine line between pop and noise, gorgeous melody and abrasive, aggressive walls of sound, all tempered by Corelitz's innate and eclectic rhythmic ear.

In other words, Man/Miracle are confidently and concisely making their opening statement. Little inspired moments that waver between noisy, sideways angularity and near straight-up power pop make the album a dynamic, invigorating listen.

JBM is the music of Jesse Marchant. While living in L.A., JBM contributed music to the film 'Lovers in a Dangerous Time'. He is currently based in Brooklyn, NY and in Lake Clear, NY.