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Sunday, December 30, 2012
Tonight Matt Hickey, Trent Moorman, Good Times
Posted by Larry Mizell, Jr. on Sun, Dec 30, 2012 at 4:57 PM
Tonight is HICKEY FOR THE HOLIDAYS, a holiday party thrown by Mr. Matt Hickey at Barboza (featuring DJs Trent Moorman and Radjaw, who will be spinning 45s):
Wherein we dress up nicely, dance, drink champagne, and be merry, for we shall be in Seattle.There will be champagne specials and a midnight toast to the beginning of the last day of 2012.
Feel free to invite anyone you'd like as long as it isn't someone that I'd like to punch somewhere painful.
In addition, the good people at Think Geek are giving us things to raffle off! (Free raffle ticket with your $4 cover, duh.) Grand prize is this.
Also, proceeds go to Trent Moorman, who took an L when bandits broke his car windows and took his shit: his snare, his cymbals, his sticks, and his digital pad to be precise. Seeing as how Trent is in 89% of the bands in Seattle, this was a genuine blow to the scene.
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