Nothing like a Punk show in the suburbs! Classic NY style Punks, Chelsea Hotel, rock the 19th Hole once again.
Automatic Thrill ripped through a tight set that had range of sounds. Numerous genre influences could be heard: Punk(obviously), Blues, Rock, and Alternative just to name a few. They all took the stage, especially their energetic frontman, for themselves, and didn't stop rocking until they got off.
Blower tore straight into some new material(a song called "Guarantee" according to the set list). They banged out a raucous set of Kiss goes Punk style Rock(, but really that was probably apparent with a single look at them on-stage). Make-up, costumes, and an impressive stage(Pyrotechnics not included) are just a few Blower staples. Gritty rocking riffs flew relentlessly through the 19th Hole, until they made their fog clouded exit after a cover of KISS' "Black Diamond"
Chelsea Hotel hit the stage, also dawning new songs: "Austin, and "Looking For Tango"(which would be featured in the latter half of their set). Being the local experts on old school NY punk, all the stops were pulled out. Along with their own quality originals they included some nice covers of: The Dictators("Avenue A"), Johnny Thunders("Chinese Rocks"), and of course some beloved Pagans tunes("Her Name Was Jane", "Six And Change" among others). After over an hour of club rocking they left the stage, having run through basically every song in their repertoire.
Blower tore straight into some new material(a song called "Guarantee" according to the set list). They banged out a raucous set of Kiss goes Punk style Rock(, but really that was probably apparent with a single look at them on-stage). Make-up, costumes, and an impressive stage(Pyrotechnics not included) are just a few Blower staples. Gritty rocking riffs flew relentlessly through the 19th Hole, until they made their fog clouded exit after a cover of KISS' "Black Diamond"
Chelsea Hotel hit the stage, also dawning new songs: "Austin, and "Looking For Tango"(which would be featured in the latter half of their set). Being the local experts on old school NY punk, all the stops were pulled out. Along with their own quality originals they included some nice covers of: The Dictators("Avenue A"), Johnny Thunders("Chinese Rocks"), and of course some beloved Pagans tunes("Her Name Was Jane", "Six And Change" among others). After over an hour of club rocking they left the stage, having run through basically every song in their repertoire.
