Gigs of the Week: June 17 - 23, 2022

Shows are back! Well, they’ve been back for a while, but now there are enough that every Friday, 3am Revelations can give you our picks for some of the fantastic live shows happening in and around our city of Vancouver.
What are you seeing this week? Let us know in the comments below.

Kirk's Pick

Who? Moist
Where? Commodore Ba;;room
When? Friday, June 17 (tonight!)
Why? Take a trip back to the mid-90s as Moist hits the Commodore for a night of alt-rocking goodness.

 

Christine's Pick

Who? Born Ruffians
Where? Rickshaw Theatre
When? Saturday June 18th
Why? It’s their first headlining tour in almost 3 years, and the Born Ruffians are bringing new music along with them. Always a super fun show.
 

BONUS Pick

Who? Rich Hope
Where? Fox Cabaret
When? Saturday June 18th
Why? If you’re looking for an early evening, Rich is doing two shows back to back - first an acoustic one, and then an electric. Best of both worlds and you in bed before 11pm!

Gigs of the Week: May 4 - 10, 2018

Every Friday 3am Revelations give you our picks for some of the fantastic live shows happening in and around our city of Vancouver.
There's much more going on all the time, which you can check out in our concert calendar.
What are you seeing this week? Let us know in the comments below.

Kirk's Pick

Who? Matthew Barber
Where? The Cultch Greenhouse
When? Thursday, May 10
Why? What better way to spend a Thursday night than an intimate evening with Matthew Barber?

Christine's Pick

Who? Born Ruffians
Where? Fortune Sound Club
When? Friday May 4th - Today, y'all!
Why? Born Ruffians return to Vancity with their new record Uncle, Duke and The Chief. The album is great, so I'm sure the show will be too!
 

 

Watch RUFF, While You Can!

Toronto's Born Ruffians have launched a very strange and interesting new project today. It's a 30-day video stream that takes 12 hours of VHS (yes, that's right) footage and stretches it out into over 1.3 million images. There is a new frame every two seconds in order for it to cover the 30 day period.

Here's the kicker, once the frame is gone, it's gone for good. 

Strange for this day and age, where everything uploaded will exist forever! That said, fans are encouraged to take screenshots and share them, like the still I grabbed earlier today.
I'm not really sure what is going on in this part of the footage, it kind of looks like Luke Lalonde is doing stand-up in New York in the 90s.

You can watch the video for the next 30 days by clicking here (their hashtag is #watchRUFF), which leads up to the band's release of their new album RUFF on October 2nd.