The Jaguar Club | Thursday February 12th
PUBLIC ASSEMBLY
70 N.6th St, Brooklyn
$7
See pictures from the last show.
Read the feature article here.
The Feature Show brings our Monthly Featured Artist to the stage for a night of exceptional live music. The Featured Artist receives a high level of promotion from Jezebel Music in the form of a full length article, street team campaign, videocast, photo shoot with a great photographer, and month long exposure on JezebelMusic.com.
Performances by:
| 9:00 My Pet Dragon |
| 10:00 The Courtesy Tier |
| 11:00 Trashed On Fiction |
| 12:00 The Jaguar Club |
 My Pet Dragon “Todd Michaelsen (a.k.a. My Pet Dragon), hailing from Brooklyn, NY, is a symbol of what threatens the future of the music industry. He embodies the spirit of all talented unsigned artists that push the creative envelope and grow independently. The independent movement is a growing shadow in the background of commercial music.” -CollegeNews.com |
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 The Courtesy Tier Based out of Brooklyn, The Courtesy Tier’s founding members, Omer Leibovitz and Layton Weedeman began writing music together in 2001. They met in Boston and after playing with various musicians, they decided to move to New York. |
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 Trashed On Fiction Influenced by the roots-rock of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Neil Young, The Band, the early country rock of Gram Parsons and their latter-day disciples Wilco, as well as the Midwest alt-rock of the Replacements, Trashed On Fiction synthesizes these bands into classic, but hardly derivative songs. |
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 The Jaguar Club “The Jaguar Club is a Brooklyn band we’re pretty excited about. They’ve got all the right 80’s influences, and they put ’em all together in a way that’s sparse and upbeat like Felt. The band not the material. – The L Magazine 01/09: Falcon, No Eye Contact, Spanish Prisoners, Worst Case Ontario |