Doors 8:00pm / Warsaw 9:00pm / Cory Wong 10:00pm
Tickets $20/$25
Tickets available at Animas City Theatre / Southwest Sound / www.animascitytheatre.com Funk guitarist and multi-instrumentalist from Minneapolis. Often performs with Vulfpeck. https://corywong.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/corywongmusic https://www.instagram.com/coryjwong/ https://corywong.bandcamp.com/ Warsaw Bio The Warsaw Poland Brothers find themselves in a good position with the fourth resurgence of Ska music. This time with refined dedication toward the music complemented by a new generation of fans. The Warsaw Poland Bros. performed their original song “Rude Girl” on the Sony Gameshow Network’s “Extreme Gong Show.” This comical 1998 performance with it’s powerfully tight delivery is preserved on Youtube. After their appearance on the Gong Show a movie was made about the groups trombonist Monkey Bone. Sadly they did not use the band’s title track “Monkey Bone.” The movie staring Brendon Fraser and Woopie Goldberg went on to poor reviews and sells. Around the year 2000 the WPB were voted one of Jam Base's top 10 touring bands. The band had a yearly roster of over 300 shows for 20 years. Add sixteen years to that and the brothers can boast just shy of 7,000 shows. The Brothers or the WPB have played just about everywhere with several notable artist in most of North America and Hawaii. They have released several nationally distributed cd’s. Their most notable and quintessential Ska disc is the powerful “Battle Ska Galactica.” It went on to sell over 100,000 copies with the help of Caroline Records in the late 90’s. In the years between 2005 and 2010 the Warsaw Poland Brothers were paired by Jagermeister on national tours as direct support for Pennywise, Pepper and Slightly Stupid. With the current popularity of Ska, the Brothers have found themselves on top again. The groups longevity and the strength of their songs have elevated their status as founders of “Third Wave.” This welcomed new status has put them back in front of sizable audience in festivals and as support for nationals. When Warsaw comes to town, you'll be dancing, drinking, and partying with a zeal you never knew you had.