Upcoming Events at Charleston Pour House
Fri May 31, 8:00 PM - Sat Jun 1, 1:30 AM
1977 Maybank Hwy, Charleston, SC 29412
Community: James Island
Description
The Fritz The Fritz is a soul-driven dance rock band hailing from Asheville, NC.
Event Details
The group’s aggressive approach to funk, soul, and rock creates a sound that is uniquely their own. Their high-energy, danceable songs provide a platform for each member to shine. With powerful vocals, climactic solos, and tight grooves, The Fritz has built a devoted following and is captivating audiences everywhere.
tomatoband
You could be looking at it in the future. You could be looking at in the past. Built in Charleston, SC, tomatoband is poignant songwriting and a commitment to unique composition and psychedelic improvisation, light hearted tunes and electric extraterrestrial jams. Experimental Music, inspired by elegant parties, countless hors d'oeuvres, and responsible psychedelia. New record, Bird Hotel, available everywhere now!
8pm Doors/9pm Show
$10 Advance/$12 Day of Show
More on The Fritz:
Originally formed in the rehearsal spaces of University of North Florida's School of Music, The Fritz discovered an immediate chemistry. Drawing on influences such as Prince, Talking Heads and Jimi Hendrix, the quintet integrated their diverse musical tastes and began writing music together.
With their college days behind them, the Fritz soon set their eyes on the mountains of Western North Carolina, eventually settling in Asheville in July 2011. After the release of their 2012 debut album, Bootstrap, the band launched into a near-constant touring schedule. With appearances at festivals such as Hulaween, Wakarusa, and Catskill Chill, the band quickly gained a reputation as a live act not to be missed.
The band’s 2017 release, Natural Mind, captures a sound that has been years in the making.
“We intentionally waited to go back into the studio so that we could really work on the music and figure out what makes this band special,” vocalist and keyboardist Jamar Woods said.
For the new album, The Fritz headed north to More Sound Studios in Syracuse, NY and enlisted the help of producer Dave Brandwein (Turkuaz, Galaxy Smith Studios) and engineers Jason "Jocko" Randall and Jose Varona to assist with the recording process.
“We wanted to work with a producer whose work we respected and who we trusted to add a different perspective,” percussionist Mikey “Spice” Evans said. “Dave pl
tomatoband
You could be looking at it in the future. You could be looking at in the past. Built in Charleston, SC, tomatoband is poignant songwriting and a commitment to unique composition and psychedelic improvisation, light hearted tunes and electric extraterrestrial jams. Experimental Music, inspired by elegant parties, countless hors d'oeuvres, and responsible psychedelia. New record, Bird Hotel, available everywhere now!
8pm Doors/9pm Show
$10 Advance/$12 Day of Show
More on The Fritz:
Originally formed in the rehearsal spaces of University of North Florida's School of Music, The Fritz discovered an immediate chemistry. Drawing on influences such as Prince, Talking Heads and Jimi Hendrix, the quintet integrated their diverse musical tastes and began writing music together.
With their college days behind them, the Fritz soon set their eyes on the mountains of Western North Carolina, eventually settling in Asheville in July 2011. After the release of their 2012 debut album, Bootstrap, the band launched into a near-constant touring schedule. With appearances at festivals such as Hulaween, Wakarusa, and Catskill Chill, the band quickly gained a reputation as a live act not to be missed.
The band’s 2017 release, Natural Mind, captures a sound that has been years in the making.
“We intentionally waited to go back into the studio so that we could really work on the music and figure out what makes this band special,” vocalist and keyboardist Jamar Woods said.
For the new album, The Fritz headed north to More Sound Studios in Syracuse, NY and enlisted the help of producer Dave Brandwein (Turkuaz, Galaxy Smith Studios) and engineers Jason "Jocko" Randall and Jose Varona to assist with the recording process.
“We wanted to work with a producer whose work we respected and who we trusted to add a different perspective,” percussionist Mikey “Spice” Evans said. “Dave pl
