One-man post-punk and shoe-goth show by Mary Chicken Soup and Rice, with Kid Kawali and Jackson Lund, at the International Bar.
Mary Chicken Soup and Rice plays the International Bar on Thursday, October 22, bringing a one-man post-punk-shoe-goth seance from LA to Salt Lake City. It's a solo act, so the whole sound comes from one person on stage. The bill includes Kid Kawali and Jackson Lund, who open before the main set.
That description—post-punk-shoe-goth seance—gives you a fair idea of where the night sits. It pulls from post-punk's jagged edges, shoegaze's wall of sound, and the darker, moodier side of goth, and the word "seance" suggests something more like a ritual than a standard gig. It's the kind of show that works better in a dark room than in the daylight.
If you're heading over, keep a couple of things in mind. The night is strictly 21 and over, so you'll need your ID. Doors open at 8 PM, and the music starts at 9 PM, which gives you an hour to get settled and grab a drink before the first act takes the stage. The International Bar is at 342 S State St #69, right in the middle of downtown.
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Tickets are $7, available at the door or through the profile. With Kid Kawali and Jackson Lund opening for Mary Chicken Soup and Rice, there are three acts on the bill for one price. Doors at 8 PM, music at 9 PM, 21+.
