Name: The Schizophonics
Start: 2022-09-13T20:00:00
End: 2022-09-13T00:00:00
Location: Ivy Room

ivy room presentsTUESDAY SEPTEMBER 13TH——THE SCHIZOPHONICS CARDIELTHE ATOM AGE——Doors 7:30pm / Show 8:00pm$15 Admission——IVY ROOM (<a href="https://g.page/ivy-room-california?share" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(215, 35, 41);">map</a>)860 San Pablo Ave, Albany •&nbsp;21+(<a href="https://ivyroom.squarespace.com/covid" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(215, 35, 41);">covid 19 policy</a>) THE SCHIZOPHONICS----Over the last few years, THE SCHIZOPHONICS have built up a formidable reputation around the world as an explosive live act. Tapping into the same unstoppable combination of rock 'n' roll energy and showmanship that fueled THE MC5 in the heyday of the Grande Ballroom, their wild live show is heavily influenced by artists like JAMES BROWN, IGGY POP, JIMI HENDRIX, LITTLE RICHARD, and THE SONICS.&nbsp;Shindig magazine described their live show "Like watching some insane hybrid of WAYNE KRAMER, JAMES BROWN, and the Tazmanian Devil". The band is more than just a live act, they're also committed to writing great memorable songs. Their new album in due in the fall of 2022 along with extensive tour dates. The Schizophonics- hailed by Spotify as the "wildest live band in America" - wouldn't want it any other way. CARDIEL----CARDIEL is a two-piece rock band. Their style contains elements of skaterock, fuzz punk and psychedelic dub. Natives of Valencia, Venezuela, Cardiel was originally formed in Mexico City in 2010 by drummer Samantha Ambrosio and guitarist/vocalist Miguel Fraíno. THE ATOM AGE----Run hot enough, a vacuum tube implodes, collapsing in on itself in the shithot blast of a rock and roll suicide. Once the heat kicks in, there’s no other outcome but thermal shock and shattered glass. Since 2009, Oakland’s The Atom Age have been scattering slivers of imploded tubes all across the Bay Area. A rocket propelled ode to the unhinged power of ‘60s punk and R&amp;B, the Age are more Sonics than Hives, and more Link Wray than Jack White. Coming to life out of the Bay’s punk scene, they’re a powder keg of a live band.