Local Company to Throw Concert, Party for new Clothing Line

Posted by JeremyPlo
November 2, 2006

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It’s not every day a national act plays Idaho Falls … it’s also as rare that a local pigeonhole clothing line becomes as successful as Devin Taylor’s Bleeding Star.

So to celebrate their new fall line of t-shirts, Bleeding Star will be bringing in metal acts Drop Dead, Gorgeous , Dear Whoever, Upon Beauty Rests, The Burning Room, with special local guests The Official for a night of music and fashion on November 14th.

There will also be an after-party featuring spinning by DJ Orion.

For those looking for a night on the town, heavy metal fans, or just people who like to support local businesses, this event promises to show you a good time.

If you’re worried about your kids, the bands featured aren’t the satanic, violent bands you may associate with the heavy metal genre. While being heavy in nature, your kids will be safe in their hands!

Tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Ticket outlets are Ziel Company in Idaho Falls and Budget Tapes and Records in Pocatello.  The show is at Las Pulgas Dance Club and begins at 6:30 pm.

Open Mike

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