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The Blank Club44 S. Almaden AveSan Jose, CA 95112 map district: San Jose Tel. 408.292.5265 |
| Sat Jan 12 - Sat Jul 25 Club Satori @ The Blank Club
Gothic - Industrial - Deathrock - New Wave
With DJs Vitus and Kevin
Saturday, July 25th
9pm-1:45am - 21+
$5, free before 10pm
Club Satori @ The Blank Club
44 South Almaden Avenue
San Jose, CA
http://www.the... More |
 | Wed Jul 08 Join Ugly Winner, a relatively new San Jose band, with Worker Bee and Doctor Nurse.... More |
 | Fri Jul 10 Are you a bit tired of this energetic sound and tearing up voices? Do
you need some warm and cosy feeling which only a woman can bring in
rockabilly music? Then I have here something for you. The Honeybees
with their last album “Hive Jive” will su... More |
 | Sat Jul 11 What's not to love about a band whose songs are usually less than two minutes? Join the Angry Samoans on July 11, a Saturday night sure to be full of brews and mischief.... More |
| Sat Jul 18 From 1996 to 2000, this San Jose trio steered away from the safety of the mainstream sound. With zero record label support, Boy Kicks Girl played hundreds of shows throughout the United States, released two albums and developed a large following of l... More |  |
| About The Blank Club The absolute last place left in downtown San Jose where you can catch local live music acts in the punk and rockabilly veins is the Blank Club, truly the last of a dying breed. The Blank Club usually books both local and nationally recognized talent for its thrashing, moshing patrons and when it doesn’t, they hang out there anyway because everybody needs a local bar to call their own and there is no place else where you can prove your punk rock chops with karaoke. Really, nowhere, we checked.
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Editorial Review  The Thermals Come Home Blank Club show is a South Bay homecoming for Portland indie stars. By Steve Palopoli (05/28/2009)" Kathy Foster remembers when she first noticed Hutch Harris. They were both part of the Sunnyvale Music Club, a mid-'90s collective of scenesters from Sunnyvale and Cupertino. Foster was going to De Anza at the time, and her band was called Pistil. Harris was in Bunch of Losers, which got a gig at the Cupertino library, playing songs in-between the other bands' sets. " |
Editorial Review  Suicidal Barfly San Jose’s oddest rock band takes up residency at the Blank Club By Steve Palopoli (04/07/2009)" San Jose band Suicidal Barfly's sound bears an uncanny resemblance to its name. Jen Chambers’ voice recalls Cat Power or Helium’s Mary Timony, whiskey-soaked and sometimes creeping through a song as if she might trail off completely at any minute, only to rise back into an emotional pitch in the very next line. The music is moody one minute, then briefly rushes into a blur of guitar and drum before ebbing with the vocals. " |
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