BriXton South Bay This Weekend: ATOMIC PUNKS and MOTLEY INC On Friday; Bon Jovi Tribute On Saturday
October 18, 2012
“Mr. 80′s” Julian Douglas proudly welcomes as The BriXton – South Bay presents this Friday, October 19th… THE ATOMIC PUNKS: The Ultimate Tribute to early VAN HALEN. The Atomic Punks bring back the party-time hard-rocking live music of “Classic” Van Halen with a true-to-life tribute to not only the band but the spirit of an era.
With MOTLEY INC.: The Hottest Tribute to early MOTLEY CRUE. Motley Inc. is a ‘true-to-life’ tribute experience to Motley Crüe that closely captures the live show and experience.
Cover charge is $20 the night of the show.
Plus…
This Saturday, October 20th, the Brixton South Bay welcomes LIVIN’ ON A PRAYER: The BON JOVI tribute band.
With special guests: LIXX, the hottest 80′s tribute; SPACESHIP; and SUPERUNLOADED.
THE BRIXTON SOUTH BAY — The South Bay’s Premier Entertainment Venue at Redondo Landing, on the Pier — is located at 100 West Torrance Blvd., Redondo Beach, CA 90277. Tel: (310) 406-1931. www.BriXtonSouthBay.com. Doors open at 7 p.m., show starts at 8 p.m. Ages 21 and over.
Upcoming “Mr. 80′s” shows at The BriXton
Friday, October 26th – RED NOT CHILI PEPPERS (a tribute to Red Hot Chili Peppers), MR. KRINKLE (a tribute to Primus), NEARVANA (a tribute to Nirvana) and RAGE AGAIN (a tribute to Rage Against The Machine)
Wednesday, October 31st – “TOTALLY WAYBACK WEDNESDAYS” HALLOWEEN BASH with NAWGAHYDE (a tribute to Moustache Rock) and KISS MY A*S (a tribute to KISS)
Friday, November 2nd – WHOLE LOTTA ROSIES (all-female tribute to AC/DC) and STONEBREED
Saturday, November 10th – EROTIC CITY (the live PRINCE Experience)
Wednesday, November 21st – “TOTALLY WAYBACK WEDNESDAYS” THANKSGIVING-EVE BASH with DJ RICHARD BLADE (of SiriusXM and KROQ) and THE REFLEXX (a New Wave 80′s tribute)
Friday, December 7th – THE DREAMING (featuring Christopher Hall and Johnny Haro of Stabbing Westward)
Friday, December 21st – A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS
Saturday, Decembber 22nd – THE MOTELS (featuring Martha Davis) and BOYS DON’T CRY
