Planes Mistaken For Stars (US) + Once over (UK)
Nighttown, Rotterdam
Entree: 5 euro
IN VERBAND MET FAILLISEMENT IS NIGHTTOWN TOT NADER BERICHT GESLOTEN
Planes Mistaken For Stars (US)
Basically...... Gared, Jamie, Matt and some other dudes were in a band called Dismiss. That band went from 1994-1997. Then Gared and Matt started another band, PLANES MISTAKEN FOR STARS, in 1997 with Mikey and their first bassist, Aaron. They toured. In 1999 Aaron left the band and Jamie (from Dismiss) took his place. Then they toured more. In 2003, Jamie left the band, and Chuck took his place. And now they're touring... again.
Once over (UK)
ONCE OVER, hail from the South Coast of England near Brighton. The 7 piece play a unique mixture of Ska, Hardcore-Punk and Metal. The band fuses these styles with a strong DIY ethic as well as political and social issues. In 2004 the band released their self-titled album. Punknews.co.uk called them "one of the most exciting bands in the country at the moment" in response to their self-titled album. During both the summer and winter the band organised DIY tours and played to new faces up and down the country. Last year, Once Over began a DIY tour for 3 weeks in the Summer to promote the release of their new album "In an Ideal World" on Brighton's Killer Ska records. This year, Once Over are continuing to tour flat out and are visiting countries all over mainland Euope for the first time.
Planes Mistaken For Stars (US)
Basically...... Gared, Jamie, Matt and some other dudes were in a band called Dismiss. That band went from 1994-1997. Then Gared and Matt started another band, PLANES MISTAKEN FOR STARS, in 1997 with Mikey and their first bassist, Aaron. They toured. In 1999 Aaron left the band and Jamie (from Dismiss) took his place. Then they toured more. In 2003, Jamie left the band, and Chuck took his place. And now they're touring... again.
Once over (UK)
ONCE OVER, hail from the South Coast of England near Brighton. The 7 piece play a unique mixture of Ska, Hardcore-Punk and Metal. The band fuses these styles with a strong DIY ethic as well as political and social issues. In 2004 the band released their self-titled album. Punknews.co.uk called them "one of the most exciting bands in the country at the moment" in response to their self-titled album. During both the summer and winter the band organised DIY tours and played to new faces up and down the country. Last year, Once Over began a DIY tour for 3 weeks in the Summer to promote the release of their new album "In an Ideal World" on Brighton's Killer Ska records. This year, Once Over are continuing to tour flat out and are visiting countries all over mainland Euope for the first time.
Dit concert vond plaats op 6 augustus 2006.