An excellent power pop show Thu., Sept. 9th at IOTA club in Arlington VA! We will open for the John Faye Power Trip (John is formerly of A&M recording artists The Caulfields), currently touring to support the upcoming release of John’s long awaited independent record (slated for 9/14). …also on the bill will be Marianne Flemming; check back for more details!
Tue AUG 24th, 1999
Chief Ike’s
1725 Columbia Rd NW
Washington, DC
(202) 332-2211
9:00 PM
(solo acoustic) Paul Warren, David Hyland
Mike plays in the late time slot, approx. 9pm
Thu AUG 19th, 1999
Iota Club and Cafe
2832 Wilson Blvd
Arlington, VA 22201-3806
(703) 522-8340
9:30 p.m. Opening for Mr. Henry
Just announced… opening for the excellent NYC band Mr. Henry (on Deep South Records)
We’ve just been asked to open for the excellent NYC band Mr. Henry ( Deep South Records ) Thu., Aug. 19th at IOTA in fashionable Arlington VA. Summer’s not over yet…!
Wed AUG 18th, 1999
Metro Cafe
1522 14th St NW
Washington, DC 20005-3722
(202) 518-7900
10:00pm $7 w/ Hooverville (Mary Cutrufello cancelled)
Originally scheduled with Mary Cutrufellow, who had to cancel at the last minute; break up your week with this excellent rock show — we’ll be at the METRO CAFE in D.C. this Wed. night (set-time 11pm), with fellow locals Hooverville (10pm) …localmusic.com features the show in their “This Week’s Picks” section. Hope to see some of you there! This will be a packed show — For advance tix call Box Office Tickets (800) 494-TIXS
More press for the Wed., Aug. 18th show at the Metro Cafe in DC, supporting Mary Cutrufellow — a nice mention in the Washington Post’s “Weekend” section, and a “This Weeks Picks” mention at Localmusic.com
Sat JUL 31st, 1999
Velvet Lounge
915 U St NW
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 462-3213
11:00pm $5 21+ w/ Glassoline, Enhance
Music will probably get started by 9:45 or 10:00 or so — check back for exact set times, we may be playing the middle slot (11:00 p.m.). See you there!
Shupp performing at the Metro Cafe in DC Wed., Aug. 18th, supporting Mercury recording artist Mary Cutrufellow.