Sat, Nov 14
Friends in Real Life @ The Che Café
He quit, and the quitting is why a room this small is going to be hard to get into. A songwriter who meant every word about getting out, who walked away from the project people tattooed lyrics from, does not play often - and when he does it is acoustic, in a volunteer-run co-op, for people who found those songs during the worst year they have had. The band is his family: a brother, and a father on synths and horns, which reframes the whole catalogue if you know what the old songs were about. All ages, no alcohol, a building on a university campus that has nearly been shut down more than once and keeps not closing. Six on Saturday in La Jolla, $20. Folk punk down here survives in living rooms and co-ops, and the people who keep it going mostly know each other by first name.
He quit, and the quitting is why a room this small is going to be hard to get into. A songwriter who meant every word about getting out, who walked away from the project people tattooed lyrics from, does not play often - and when he does it is acoustic, in a volunteer-run co-op, for people who found those songs during the worst year they have had. The band is his family: a brother, and a father on synths and horns, which reframes the whole catalogue if you know what the old songs were about. All ages, no alcohol, a building on a university campus that has nearly been shut down more than once and keeps not closing. Six on Saturday in La Jolla, $20. Folk punk down here survives in living rooms and co-ops, and the people who keep it going mostly know each other by first name.
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Saturday, November 14, 2026
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He quit, and the quitting is why a room this small is going to be hard to get into. A songwriter who meant every word about getting out, who walked away from the project people tattooed lyrics from, does not play often - and when he does it is acoustic, in a volunteer-run co-op, for people who found those songs during the worst year they have had. The band is his family: a brother, and a father on synths and horns, which reframes the whole catalogue if you know what the old songs were about. All ages, no alcohol, a building on a university campus that has nearly been shut down more than once and keeps not closing. Six on Saturday in La Jolla, $20. Folk punk down here survives in living rooms and co-ops, and the people who keep it going mostly know each other by first name.
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