The WOJB-FM/Park Theatre Indie Rock Series with Bloodhook, The Alrights and The 757s, July 11th at the Park Theater

[18+ show (or accompanied by an adult guardian): explicit language]

WOJB and the Park Theatre team up for another exciting triple-bill July 11, featuring Southern California punk trio Bloodhook, Twin City rockers The 757s, and a return appearance at the Park by The Alrights from Duluth.

An 18+ show due

An 18+ show due to explicit language, younger concert-goers must be accompanied by an adult guardian. You must be 21 with an ID to consume alcohol.

Show starts at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $12 in advance/$15 at the door, $5 for students. Call WOJB at 800-776-3689 or The Park Theater at 715-634-4596 to reserve tickets

Also, tickets are available for purchase at Art Beat of Hayward, 15845 W. Second Street, downtown Hayward.

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Bloodhook, led by former Hayward musician Adam Fuller, brings their incendiary live set to the Park Theatre, 15791 U.S. Highway 63, downtown Hayward, WI as part of a North American tour promoting their independently produced and self-released debut album, Bloodhook. Fuller, guitarist and lead singer, engineered and produced the album. The band's line-up also includes bassist Bonnie Buitrago and drummer Dusty Watson, whose resumé includes surf music giant Dick Dale. More info at http://www.myspace.com/bloodhook

The 757s have revived the no-holds-barred classic loud Minnesota rock ethos that a generation ago propelled the Twin Cities music scene to national prominence with bands like Hüsker Dü, The Replacements and Soul Asylum. All of the band members are Twin Cities music scene veterans: guitarist/singer Jimmy Peterson from Bellwether and Missing Numbers; bassist/singer Paul Pirner of Mosquito Ranch (and brother to Dave Pirner of Soul Asylum), guitarist/singer Seth Zimmerman of Tangletown (nephew of Bob Dylan...Seth's father, Dave Zimmerman, arranged the Minneapolis recording sessions for Dylan's Blood on the Tracks); and drummer Steve Sutherland of Grant Hart's post-Hüsker Dü project Nova Mob. The 757s are touring to promote their sophomore album, Freeway Surrender. More info at http://www.the757s.com.

Returning to the Park stage are Duluth's The Alrights (lead vocalist/guitarist/keyboardist Toby Churchill; bassist/harmony vocalist Danny Cosgrove; and drummer Chad “Chavo” Amborn) , who have developed a diverse sound...by turns Cabaret-like, sophisticatedly soulful and garage-rock raw. In 2005, The Alrights signed to New York City record label City Canyons, re-releasing their debut album High School. Since then they've released an acclaimed EP, 2007's Meeting of the St. Louis County League of Volunteer Astronauts: Excerpts from the Keynote Address and a pair of digital singles, “How Long” in 2008, and this year's “Getting Ready For Love.” More info at http://www.thealrights.com.

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