The Cedar Presents
EAR COFFEE'S 7 YEAR PARTY feat. BUGSY, KATE MALANAPHY and more!
Friday, September 6, 2024/ Doors: 7:00 PM / Show: 8:00 PM
All Ages
Standing
$18 Advance, $23 Day of Show
This is a standing show with an open floor. To request seating or other access accommodations, please go to our Access Page.
General Admission tickets are available online.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Aly Muilenburg and Joe Keyport founded Ear Coffee in 2017 and since then it has been many things: a blog, a radio show, a podcast, live sessions, a newsletter, and more. Please join us, Bugsy, Kate Malanaphy, Malamiko and Melenerpes in celebrating 7 years of Ear Coffee and their lovely coverage of the local DIY music scene. Welcome back!
bugsy
photo by Bethunni Schreiner
Minneapolis quartet bugsy have quickly become one of the defining indie rock/emo bands of the last several years. Electrifying riffs, gorgeous harmonies, and yearning lyrics collide on their latest EP, Now I Spend All of My Time Alone. When they’re not touring the country or hand-making merch and music videos, they always have a cool bug fact to share.
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Kate Malanaphy
photo by Zoe Challenger
The lyrics and soundscapes of singer-songwriter Kate Malanaphy bring you into the room and whisper wisdom in your ear. Their eclectic style of composition reached new heights on their debut album ROCK. Additionally, they hold the record for number of Ear Coffee Podcast appearances.
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Malamiko
photo by Sarah Swimmer
Shoegaze / emo trio Malamiko stretch the definition of their genres, shaking you awake with feedback and noise. Cynicism and hope fuel their debut all pleasant dreams in equal measure. A better future is possible even if it hurts to get there.
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Melanerpes
photo by Bethunni Schreiner
Punk quartet Melanerpes always adhere to one rule: play loud. With a recently solidified lineup and boundless energy, it would be impossible to hold them back. Debut record Making a Meal of It mixes ska, hardcore, and vulnerability to great effect.
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