Magic Stick + Party Store Productions Present
Chicano Batman
with
Le Butcherettes
Jun, 9 @
7:00 pm
( Doors: 7:00 pm )
Magic Stick
All Ages
Additional Info
RESCHEDULED FROM MAY 6th - All Tickets Honored
Ticket holders have until August 8th to request a refund for this show. Requests received after that date, along with tickets purchased after the rescheduled date was announced will not be eligible for a refund. Visit majesticdetroit.com/rescheduled for instructions on submitting your request. Refund requests for box office purchases must be made in-person at the Garden Bowl 11am-6pm weekdays only.
Ticket holders have until August 8th to request a refund for this show. Requests received after that date, along with tickets purchased after the rescheduled date was announced will not be eligible for a refund. Visit majesticdetroit.com/rescheduled for instructions on submitting your request. Refund requests for box office purchases must be made in-person at the Garden Bowl 11am-6pm weekdays only.
Artists
Chicano Batman
They came out of L.A., four young men in vintage formalwear, playing songs that blended Brazilian Tropicalía with early ’70s psychedelic soul and the romantic pop of bands like Los Ángeles Negros. It was an immediately addictive sonic brew, and their reputation grew fast. Since forming in 2008, Chicano Batman have released two full-length albums—a self-titled 2009 debut, and 2014’s Cycles Of Existential Rhyme—and two EPs. The band has played Coachella, and toured with Alabama Shakes and Jack White, among others. Now, they’re making their boldest statement yet with Freedom Is Free, their third album and ATO Records debut.
Le Butcherettes
Family incites joy/PAIN, satisfaction/GUILT, and love/HATEin equal measure.
Life happens in between the emotions we feel for/ORagainst those closest to us. The fallout radiates across our lives andultimatelydefines us.Le Butcherettes—Teri Gender Bender [vocals/guitar/piano], Alejandra Robles Luna[drums], Rikardo Rodriguez-Lopez[guitars]and Marfred Rodriguez-Lopez[bass}—dissect the meaning of family on their fourth full-length album and first for Rise Records, bi/MENTAL. Equal parts cerebral poetry, art assault, and primal punk cacophony, these 13 tracks represent the Guadalajara-born and El Paso-based group at its most incisive and infectious.