Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Semi-Precious Weapons, Von Iva, Niko Vega, & Blue Means Go
Posted on Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 4:00 AM
East Coast underground moguls Semi-Precious Weapons bring their foul-mouthed lyrics and outrageous antics to the White Rabbit for a show that’s sure to ignite some fires. Chicago-born gay/bisexual singer-songwriter Justin Tranter (below) fronts the heavy-riffing glam-rock outfit, which fell in sync after sharing ideas about rock’s power to outrage people. The sound borrows from glam, punk, garage, and new wave funk, and the boys aren’t shy about causing a little controversy. $10, 7pm, White Rabbit, (210) 737-2221.
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