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WHY 2K
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Parks
Step into a time machine and journey back to the electrifying eras of the '90s and 2000s with our Throwback Dance Party! Get ready to unleash your inner nostalgia and groove to the beats that defined a generation. The dance floor is pulsating with the sounds of iconic tracks from Britney Spears, Nsync, Spice Girls, and MC Hammer and more. Our DJs will transport you to a world where flip phones and Tamagotchis were all the rage, and the Macarena was the dance craze sweeping the nation. Whether you were a '90s kid or a 2000s teen, this dance party promises to ignite your memories and keep you grooving all night long!
Grab your friends, dust off your Discman, and prepare to dance your heart out as we take you on a musical journey through the greatest hits of two unforgettable decades. This is the ultimate blast from the past, and it's happening right here, right now! So, don't miss out on the party of a lifetime -- book your tickets today and get ready to party like it's 1999 and 2009 all over again.
Buy tickets: https://www.dnalounge.com/calendar/2024/05-11.html
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Why 2k: https://youtu.be/SPBi-m6AlZ4
90s pop. 2000s pop. alternative.
9:30pm - 2:30am.
18+ with ID.
$12 limited advance;
$16 after;
$20 door.
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Parks Biography
It’s been a long time coming, but Boston 5-some, Parks, who have reemerged this week out the back door of a difficult year with a brilliant new single and video, “Fools” are now enjoying an exclusive premiere with UNDER THE RADAR.
Says Parks frontman Brian E. King of the track: "The song is about leaving behind the seemingly endless obstacles in life — whether they're personal, romantic, or even creative ones. But also leaving behind negative people and not-so-great friends, too. I've felt a lot of loss in my life, and the concept of running out of time is terrifying, so hopefully, this is a little anthem for everyone dealing with the bullshit of everyday life and feeling trapped."
King has had to deal with more than his fair share of bullshit over the past year. In fact, it’s proven to be an emotional rollercoaster for Brian for a number of reasons, as he explains, “Making this album coincides with the worst time in my life. My mom died. The band lineup was in flux. My girlfriend, also my bandmate and best friend, and I broke up. I got diagnosed with stage-zero stomach cancer.” But while the personal upheavals for Parks’ main man understandably delayed the band’s general activity, the brightside benefit for Brian meant more contemplative pockets of time to listen to the new music objectively — time in between to assess what the songs needed. The result is an album, set for release early next year, that the band unanimously sees as a step up.
Parks’ first single, "Sweater Weather," hit 100K listens on Soundcloud, won the John Lennon Songwriting Competition and inspired folks like the Lumineers and Tennis to ask them to share their stages. It also prompted the BOSTON GLOBE to describe them as “a crisp and precise take on garage pop.”
Parks is Brian E. King, lead vocals/guitar, Eric Bolton on guitar, Andrew Jones on drums, Rob Johanson on bass, and Robin Melendez on backing vocals.
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For any media inquiries, please contact Perry Serpa and/or River Hooks at Tell All Your Friends PR.
Read MoreSays Parks frontman Brian E. King of the track: "The song is about leaving behind the seemingly endless obstacles in life — whether they're personal, romantic, or even creative ones. But also leaving behind negative people and not-so-great friends, too. I've felt a lot of loss in my life, and the concept of running out of time is terrifying, so hopefully, this is a little anthem for everyone dealing with the bullshit of everyday life and feeling trapped."
King has had to deal with more than his fair share of bullshit over the past year. In fact, it’s proven to be an emotional rollercoaster for Brian for a number of reasons, as he explains, “Making this album coincides with the worst time in my life. My mom died. The band lineup was in flux. My girlfriend, also my bandmate and best friend, and I broke up. I got diagnosed with stage-zero stomach cancer.” But while the personal upheavals for Parks’ main man understandably delayed the band’s general activity, the brightside benefit for Brian meant more contemplative pockets of time to listen to the new music objectively — time in between to assess what the songs needed. The result is an album, set for release early next year, that the band unanimously sees as a step up.
Parks’ first single, "Sweater Weather," hit 100K listens on Soundcloud, won the John Lennon Songwriting Competition and inspired folks like the Lumineers and Tennis to ask them to share their stages. It also prompted the BOSTON GLOBE to describe them as “a crisp and precise take on garage pop.”
Parks is Brian E. King, lead vocals/guitar, Eric Bolton on guitar, Andrew Jones on drums, Rob Johanson on bass, and Robin Melendez on backing vocals.
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For any media inquiries, please contact Perry Serpa and/or River Hooks at Tell All Your Friends PR.
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