Free First Friday: The Odd Numbers, Flexx Bronco, RnR Adventure Kids, Harriot, + KALX DJs Jesse Luscious & Annabelle

Friday, December 7
9pm

First Fridays are Free! For the past decade The Uptown has presented a Free First Friday showcase of mostly local artists we believe deserve your attention. This month features:

The Odd Numbers
Flexx Bronco
Rock and Roll Adventure Kids
Harriot

+ KALX DJs Jesse Luscious & Annabelle

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THE ODD NUMBERS:
The Odd Numbers are a Mod Rock Band that gained notoriety in the ’90s playing festivals in Sweden and abroad. They were in the center of a musical movement of Bay Area bands like Diatribe, The Faction and Diesel Queens. In other circles, they are know for much of their music being used on Skateboard videos. More recently, The Odd Numbers have recorded a new album which has received recognition as their best album to date.

FLEXX BRONCO
Flexx Bronco’s influences draw from just about every genre. Flexx Bronco spans a variety of styles, ranging from country to rock, blues to pop and alternative. They have played over three hundred shows in the last several years, sharing the stage with such acts such as the Supersuckers, Agent Orange, The Bronx, Throw Rag, The Black Halos, Tesla, Sammy Hagar, and Death by Stereo.

ROCK AND ROLL ADVENTURE KIDS
Voted as San Francisco’s Best New Punk Band by SF Weekly over a decade ago, Rock and Roll Adventure Kids are a two-piece outfit from Berkeley, California. As a guitar/drums tune slinging get-up, these two brothers stripped down the Rn’R to reveal a skeleton of raw and psychotic backwoods aria that smashes into all the right pieces. With righteously delivered howling harmonies, backwoods drum bang-ups, and guitar that drags the soul right through the dumper, the R’n’R Adventure Kids are poised to rock your socks off.

HARRIOT
Harriot is an all-girl band from the Bay Area. They make dark, danceable goth surf rock that’s both subdued and enraged. Their sound is indebted to a long tradition of girl-driven punk, indie, and rock ‘n roll bands, from the Go-Go’s to the Gossip to the Pixies, with stopovers in folk (for ethereal harmonies) and stoner rock (for sludgy riffs).

KALX DJ Jesse Luscious will be spinning records 5-9pm, so come early!
KALX DJ Annabelle will be spinning records 9pm-close, so stay late!

The Uptown opens for Happy Hour at 5pm. First band goes on promptly at 9pm.

21+
Wheelchair Accessible
No Cover