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SACRAMENTO-based
Mint/Leokout record-
ing artists The
Groovie Ghoulies
drive their doom-bug-
gie to North
Vancouver for a show
at the Thunderbird
Entertainment Centre
on Sunday, March 2.

music

review
THREE of the most energetic bands around roll in
to the Thunderbird Entertainment Centre in North
Vancouver on Sunday, March 2.

The Queers have been keeping the basics of punk alive for 15
years and counting. The band specializes in pop-punk. The cur-
rent line-up of Joe King, drummer Hugh O'Neill and B-face have
ensured that The Queers continue to put out high energy, mind-
less and fn music.

The band originates from a small town in New Hampshire.

Look for The Queers’ latest release on Lookout Records,

thoulies have been delivering their own blend of
‘ock ‘nr? roll mixed with high energy “pep-punk™
since 1989. The Groovie Ghoules originate from Sacramento
California.
The band has three full-length CD releases available on
Mint/Lookout Records. Their latest is World Contact Day.
Shindig second-place winners The Malchiks round out the bill.
Be prepared to swear.
Doors open for the all-ages show at 6:31) p.m. The show starts
ar 7:15 p.m. at 120 West loth Street.
Tickets are available at Track, Scratch, Black Swan and Highlife
Records, or at all Ticketmaster outlets. Charge By Phone 280-
4444,

College theatre
hosts Japesitry

TAPESTRY wraps its
B.C. tour with a per-
formance Sunday,

The evening of °60s nos-
talyia includes the memorable
ballads Up on the Roof, You've

Got a Friend and So Far Away
March 2, at Capilano as well as the upbeat numbers

College’s new theatre. t Feel the Earth Move and
Based on the music of  Swackwarer Jack.

Carole King, the music revue
enjoyed a five-month run at
Vancouser’s Arts Club
Theatre jast spring and sum-
mer before playing to packed
houses across the province.
North Vancouver musica!
performers Keith Bennett and
Diane Lines team with Densil
Pinnock (star of
Unforgettable), Sibel Thrasher
(from Ain’t Misbehavin’),
Shari Ulrich, saxophonist Bill
Runge, — drummer/vocalist
Peter Padden, Runge and gui-
tar player Harris Van Berkel in

Direeted by Voni Grindler
with musical direction by
Michael Creber and choreog-
raphy by Viktc Langton,
Tapestry features sets by Ted
Roberts and costumes by
Nancy Tait.

Tickets are available at the
Arts Club Theatre box office
at 687-1644 and are $23 for
adults and $20 fer students
and seniors. The Capilano
Performance Theatre is locat-
ed in the Birch building at
Capilano College. Curtain is
at 8 p.m,

this Arts Club produc tion. — Layne Chrisensen

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