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For Friday, October 24, 2008
POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Oct 24, 2008
Friday and Saturday
GuttermouthAnna Bannana's
354-7625
California-based punk rockers Guttermouth are still making music after 20 years together, and arrive in Honolulu this weekend for a pair of concerts. Doors open at 8 p.m. Friday for a 21-and-over show at Anna Bannana's; the band returns to the McCully bar on Saturday for an all-ages show that starts at 6 p.m.
Visit 808shows.ducatking.com to purchase advance tickets for both concerts, or call 354-7625.
Alicia Yoshimoto photo
Saturday
Black SquareBar 35
537-3535
Self-described "busiest band on the planet," Black Square (pictured), head to downtown this weekend in advance of their 2009 mainland tour.
With the release of their latest album, "Onward," fans at Bar 35 will get to hear three new songs during their set on Saturday, starting at 10 p.m. Also joining the band is single-named bass player Kat, who joined Black Square after a stint with the band Left Alone.
Friday and Saturday
GuttermouthAnna Bannana's
354-7625
California-based punk rockers Guttermouth are still making music after 20 years together, and arrive in Honolulu this weekend for a pair of concerts. Doors open at 8 p.m. Friday for a 21-and-over show at Anna Bannana's; the band returns to the McCully bar on Saturday for an all-ages show that starts at 6 p.m.
Visit 808shows.ducatking.com to purchase advance tickets for both concerts, or call 354-7625.
Alicia Yoshimoto photo
Saturday
Black SquareBar 35
537-3535
Self-described "busiest band on the planet," Black Square (pictured), head to downtown this weekend in advance of their 2009 mainland tour.
With the release of their latest album, "Onward," fans at Bar 35 will get to hear three new songs during their set on Saturday, starting at 10 p.m. Also joining the band is single-named bass player Kat, who joined Black Square after a stint with the band Left Alone.
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