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THE ELECTRIC SEANCEHOTPANTS plays Bob Dylan + BLACKWOOD STATION plays The Beatles
The Electric Seance is an immersive concert experience where songs of the past are summoned back to life. This Halloween season, HOTPANTS will channel the restless spirit of Bob Dylan, while BLACKWOOD STATION conjures the timeless magic of The Beatles. The event will happen in 2 acts, with each band performing a full set of their chosen artist's work.
Admission: $20
Reserved seating
Doors: 5:30PM
Show: 7:00PM - 8:40PM
Tickets: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/reveler/2425086
HOTPANTS is a band from Richmond, Virginia. Their music uniquely blends rootsy rock and roll with the sweet sincerity of Americana, resulting in something that sounds familiar yet fresh. Founded by singer-songwriter Mackenzie Roark, HOTPANTS has spent the past four years making waves across the Mid-Atlantic, performing at Bristol Rhythm and Roots, Red Wing Roots Festival, and winning FloydFest’s 2024 “On-the-Rise” Competition. Described by RnR Magazine as “one of America’s finest and least formulaic Americana combos,” HOTPANTS is committed to the DIY spirit of self-producing and releasing real, heartfelt music, and delivering electrifying live shows in Virginia and beyond.
BLACKWOOD STATION is a musical ensemble from Richmond, VA exploring the boundaries of folk, psychedelia, and rock n roll. Ian Blackwood is the main creative force of the group which began in late 2021 and continues to find its place as an experimental roots rock outfit determined to explore a broad scope of sounds from across the tradition of American music. Their most recent release, “In The Gamma Garden” is an exploration of psychedelia art-rock and the follow up to their self-titled folk-rock debut.
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3108 West Cary Street, Richmond, VA, United States, Virginia 23221
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