Sept. 9, Tues: Satellite Magazine: Let's Talk About Cities + Collin Couvillion + Sweaters + Wired Era @ The Way Station

7:30pm- Satellite Magazine: Let’s Talk About Cities

9pm- Collin Couvillion

Genre: blues/folk

For fans of: Beck, Tom Waits, R.L. Burnside, Jack White

After playing in numerous bands and serving as a vocalist/percussionist for the long running off-broadway show De La Guarda, Collin struck out on his own creating his own unique musical gumbo. Using foot percussion and an acoustic guitar, Collin jumps from deep blues, folk standards, his own songs, and even 80’s one hit wonders. Collin’s wrote the score for the film “Objects Attack!” which is currently winning awards and taking names on the independent festival circuit.

couvillionville.com

objectsattack.com

10pm- Sweaters

Genre: Dream Pop

For fans of: Creation Recs, Slumberland Recs, Sub Pop

We spin yarns. Make records. Get restless. Sweaters is a Nashville anomaly by way of St Louis.

“‘Unrest’ is a journey through folky, surfy, ‘60s influenced Indie rock that you won’t regret taking. From the opening ‘50s rock swagger and groove of ‘Beggars’ to the stirring closer ‘Nice Weather We’re Not Having,’ the seamless transitions and clever lyrics are a culmination of years spent writing, traveling and simply learning how to live.” – Pete Looney, Hoopla Now

http://therealsweaters.bandcamp.com

http://facebook.com/sweaterstheband

http://soundcoud.com/sweaterstheband

11pm- Wired Era

Genre: Alternative Rock/ Pop

For fans of: Coldplay, Maroon 5, The Killers, The Kickdrums

The Wired Era are a four man band consisting of Steve Winiarski (Lead vocals, Rhythm guitar), Nick Winiarski ( Lead guitar, vocals), Rocco DeRose (Bass, Vocals) and Ryan Bihn (Drums, Vocals). The Wired Era is committed to making amazing music. The Wired Era are working tirelessly in the studio to release a new EP in Summer of 2014. Their uplifting sounds only highlight the journey of The Wired Era and brings the listeners on a dynamic adventure.

Indie Band Blog- “The songs range across a wide set of themes as the duo build up their track listing that demonstrate The Wired Era is a versatile and able outfit - which is full credit to them as far too many bands I come across seem determined to have one song and only one to throw out into the melting pot.”