TUESDAY, APRIL 6TH
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SUCKERS
LIGHT ASYLUM
Doors 6:00pm :: Show 8:00pm :: 21+
FREE
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FADER Bowl Featuring SUCKERS & LIGHT ASYLUM! FREE SHOW!
April 6th, 2010Diesel Presents Fader Bowl!
February 9th, 2010
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th
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RESTLESS PEOPLE
MNDR
Doors 6:00pm :: Show 8:00pm :: 21+
FREE
This month’s FADER Bowl is bringing the future-party noise of Restless People (featuring members of Tanlines and Professor Murder) and the feel-good madness of MNDR for a throwdown of the highest degree. If that wasn’t enough to get your smiling muscles going complimentary bowling, t-shirts and drinks will be provided by Diesel (on a first-come first-serve basis).
FADER BOWL Feat. REAL ESTATE
January 5th, 2010
TUESDAY, JANUARY 5TH
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REAL ESTATE
THE BABIES
Doors 6:00pm :: Show 9:00pm :: 21+
FREE
FADER Bowl returns for its first party of the decade with Real Estate, a psychedelic surf pop band hailing from New Jersey now rooted in Brooklyn, N.Y. and the Babies!
FADER Bowl with Dam-Funk
October 27th, 2009
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27TH
// FADER BOWL with DAM-FUNK //
CUBIC ZIRCONIA (LIVE)
DUANE HARRIOTT & MASTER KHAN (DJ SETS)
SNACK & CMISH (DJ SETS) + SPECIAL GUESTS
FREE
Doors 6:00pm :: Show 8:00pm :: 21+
The FADER and Brooklyn Bowl have teamed up for the first ever FADER BOWL and we couldn’t be more stoked to bring the Ambassador of Boogie Funk himself, DAM-FUNK, to the Bowl! We are also celebrating the release of ‘Toeachizown’, his incredible new album. Headquartered in the Leimert Park section of L.A., Dãm (pronounced: ‘Dame’ as in Damon) spent the last few years cultivating a musical renaissance rooted in the early-’80s styles known as Boogie, Modern Soul and Electro-Funk. As a DJ/selector, Dãm attracts the most discerning Boogie Funk afficionados within driving distance of his storied Monday-night Funkmosphere parties. But it’s not just collectors at the bar toasting to the melodic sounds. Anyone who grooves to the likes of Slave, Aurra, early Prince, Prelude Records and the like, will get a dose of those groups’ unknown contemporaries – more obscure but equally Funk-worthy.
