Luke Henderiks and his Teenage Halloween project have been tireless in their support of the DIY scene both locally and further afield. Somewhere between booking shows multiple days per week and playing and touring during just about every free moment, Luke and Teenage Halloween found the time to record four songs. Those songs constitute It Was Weird, But It Worked and are set for an online release today at an as yet undisclosed time.
With a lineup that morphs and grows from just Mr. Henderiks to upwards of ten -- with Alex Ball, Brandon Hakim, Aidan Gamorosso, Liam Donnelly, Joseph Kane, Kacey Shackleton, Ryan Syracuse, Matthew Howell, Luke Krajczewski, and probably more -- Teenage Halloween has been a labor of love and a power pop / folk punk collective that welcomes players of everything from guitar to banjo to trumpet to clarinet. It's not uncommon to see Luke putting out the call for some player of some instrument that you wouldn't normally associate with punk.
Teenage Halloween will celebrate the release of It Was Weird, But It Worked with a show this Saturday at Red Bank Rehearsal Studios, the site of some of promoter Luke Henderiks's most massive achievements. Joining Teenage Halloween on the bill will be Corrina, Corrina, Have A Good Season, Mikey Erg, Casual, and Brook Pridemore. These are all acts that have made the journey by playing shows with Teenage Halloween as they've made their way; and the show promises to be be an emotional affair. Doors open at 6pm, and $10-12 gets you inside.
You can RSVP here.
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