Shannon & The Clams

Shannon & The Clams

Burger Boogaloo Announces 2016 Line Up

Oh, East Bay, it's near that time of year again! Burger Records and John Water's Burger Boogaloo has just announced the line up for their upcoming 2016 event!

The party animals at Burger Records have a lot coming up in 2016. They've just announced details for their annual two-day Burger Boogaloo which will happen June 25 & 26 at in Oakland, CA's Mosswood Park. John Waters returns as host, and he's bringing his Cry-Baby star Traci Lords with him. The musical lineup includes Thee Oh Sees, The Intelligence, Shannon & the Clams, The Trashwomen, Mummies, Young Fresh Fellows, Angry Samoans, Flamin' Groovies, The Dwarves, and more. Ticket sare on sale. Full daily lineups are below.

Elsewhere: the 2016 Burger Revolution, a one-night worldwide event of burger-fueled rock n' roll uprising, will happen on March 5. New York shows are still being worked out, but you can see all scheduled shows (and join the Revolution yourself) here. Burger will also be at SXSW and while details or what they've got planned is still TBA, they will be hosting Burger Records Hangover Fest IV at San Antonio's Paper Tiger on Sunday, March 20 with Shannon and the Clams, Night Beats, La Luz, White Lung, Guantanamo Baywatch, All Dogs, Vaadat Charigim and more. Tickets are on sale. You can watch a promotional video and check out the complete announced lineup below.

SATURDAY, JUNE 25TH HOSTED BY JOHN WATERS

MEET & GREET WITH TRACI LORDS
THE TRASHWOMEN
MUMMIES
REAL KIDS
THE LYRES
THE INTELLIGENCE
THEE OH SEES
OKMONIKS
ANGRY SAMOANS
AMPLIFIED HEAT
PSYCOTIC PINEAPPLE
YOUNG FRESH FELLOWS

SUNDAY, JUNE 26TH HOSTED BY JOHN WATERS

KING KHAN & THE SHRINES
FLAMIN' GROOVIES W/ ROY LONEY
SHANNON & THE CLAMS
TERRY & LOUIE (EX-EXPLODING HEARTS)
SETH BOGART
THE SPITS
BUCK BILOXI
GIORGIO MURDERER
SODA BOYS
DEATH VALLEY GIRLS
THE DWARVES
FADEAWAYS

(originally published in Brooklyn Vegan)

Published: February 19, 2016 |

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Best SF Bay Area Emerging Artists of 2012
[SF Bay Area Scene Blog HERE, SF Indie Charts HERE]

Next Scene: Philly

GEOGRAPHER

San Francisco's Geographer brings a smart, sensitive edge to indie electro. Lead singer Mike Deni's soulful voice, soft guitar and cello mix perfectly with drum and synth beats. On new album "Myth" with new label Modern Art Records, the trio displays a more dramatic, fully realized sound that compresses its big, orchestral movements into neat pop songs.

<a href="http://geographer.bandcamp.com/track/kites">Kites by Geographer</a>

SHANNON & THE CLAMS

Beloved local group Shannon and the Clams (Bethany from Best Coast often sings their praises) placed 2nd with their lo-fi take on the nostaligic '50s girl group sound - which can also evolve towards punk extremes (see video below).

THE FAMILY CREST

The Family Crest is a talented sextet (and up) that plays an intense rootsy pop that borrows the indie rock concept of "loud/quiet/loud" and applies it to an orchestral context, with very convincing results.

&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;a href="http://vanaprasta.bandcamp.com/album/forming-the-shapes-ep"&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;Forming The Shapes EP by Vanaprasta&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;/a&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;

EXCUSES FOR SKIPPING

Sounding like a fresh sonic reincarnation of our late-new wave heroes, Excuses for Skipping gives us actually an excuse for traveling back in time, to the days when bands like Cure (poppier period) and early U2 filled our days, and all we thought about was music and... lurve. Thanks for giving us this excuse, Excuses!

The Deli's Year End Polls' Sponsors

SF BAY AREA POLL FULL RESULTS

	BAND	J	W	F	OS	TOTAL
1	Geographer	5	1	1		7
2	Shannon and the Clams	5	1	0.003		6.003
3	Excuses For Skipping			3	3	6
	The Family Crest	3		2	1	6
5	Whirr	5		0.004		5.004
6	Taxes	3	1	0.013		4.013
7	Mwahaha	3	1	0.004		4.004
8	Soft White Sixties	2	1	0.036		3.036
9	Ty Segall	3		0.011		3.011
10	Excalico	3		0.01		3.010
11	Michael Musika	3		0.006		3.006
12	Days of High Adventure	3		0.005		3.005
13	Sound Science	3		0.004		3.004
14	Man/Miracle	3		0.003		3.003
15	Local Hero			1.5	1.5	3
16	Con Brio	2		0.027		2.027
17	The Stone Foxes			0.011	2	2.011
18	Rad Cloud	2		0.01		2.010
19	Painted Palms	1	1	0.006		2.006
20	Acephalix	2		0.004		2.004
	Slow Motion Cowboys	2		0.004		2.004
22	The Spyrals	2		0.003		2.003
	Weekend	1	1	0.003		2.003
24	Maushaus	2		0.001		2.001
25	Jhameel			0.005	1.5	1.505
26	The Chaw			0.5	1	1.5
27	Dreams	1		0.068		1.068
28	Chineke			0.065	1	1.065
29	The Hypnotist Collectors			0.05	1	1.05
30	Assateague	1		0.044		1.044
31	Metal Mother			0.027	1	1.027
32	moonbell			0.015	1	1.015
33	Glass Trains	1		0.012		1.012
34	Cruel Summer	1		0.008		1.008
	McCabe & Mrs. Miller			0.008	1	1.008
36	Mist Giant			0.007	1	1.007
37	Kally Price	1		0.003		1.003
38	Billy and Dolly	1		0.002		1.002
39	Grass Widow	1		0.001		1.001
	Prizehog	1		0.001		1.001
Legend: J = Jury - OS = Open Submissions - W = Deli Writers - F = Fans

Published: December 31, 1969 |

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