Name: That Band Frank • Furious Tits • Extra! Extra!
Start: 2025-12-11T19:00:00
End: 2025-12-12T00:00:00
Location: Ivy Room

ivy room presentsTHURSDAY DEC 11TH—<h2>That Band Frank</h2><h2>Furious Tits</h2><h2>Extra! Extra!</h2>—Doors 6:30pm / Show 7:00pmAdvance Tickets Available / $15 Day of Show—IVY ROOM860 San Pablo Avenue, Albany • 21+THAT BAND FRANK—THAT BAND FRANK is a protest folk-punk ensemble from Oakland, CA and Valparaíso, Chile. As restless wanderers and critics of empire, KC, Nate, KXX and Will feel soul-rooted solidarity against all forms of systemic oppression. THAT BAND FRANK weaves together soaring melodies, driving rhythms, shimmering harmonies, and emotional narratives unafraid to reckon with our current dystopia and discuss the challenges and the beauty of sharing this world with our fellow humans and robots in peace.Furious Tits—The Furious Tits is a queer punk band with nothing to lose. Their lyrics are snarky, their bass lines are funky, their drum beats are rhythmic catnip, and their guitar solos will melt your face.If Rage Against The Machine and Chappell Roan had a musical musical baby, it would be The Furious Tits. These jaded punks will have you quitting your job and kissing a stranger by the end of their set. Call them Queercore, call them Climatecore, call them whatever you want, The Furious Tits bend genre like guitar strings.These four punks started playing together shortly after the pandemic and they exploded out of lockdown with a high energy set has been fueling (tender) mosh pits across the Bay Area.Extra! Extra!—Read all about it: High-energy electric-disco septet seeking an elusive sound that, once woven into a beat of danceable proportions, leaves all audiences wanting more.Described by some as more addictive than painkillers, Extra! Extra! hails from the streets of San Francisco’s East Bay area and champions a sound whose influences include all the great disco, post-punk, and synth-driven hits of the last 50 years.WARNING: Liking and subscribing to Extra! Extra! on social media may lead to the following: a groovy attitude, spontaneous dancing, dizziness, or other symptoms of a good time. If left on repeat for more than 4 hours, call friends immediately for a dance party.