enjoy a set from YAMAGUCHI RADIO while you read:
Yamaguchi Radio is a Rozz-Tox production of deejay sets that happen live in both our Rock Island & Guangzhou locations.
video by cory peak
HOURS
wednesday 5pm-12am
thursday 5pm-12am
friday 5pm-12am
saturday 10am-12am
sunday 10am-3pm
CLOSED MONDAY+TUESDAY
wednesday 5pm-12am
thursday 5pm-12am
friday 5pm-12am
saturday 10am-12am
sunday 10am-3pm
CLOSED MONDAY+TUESDAY
PROGRAMME
friday 26 july
CARY GRANT DIED HERE PRESENTS: THE FAQ!? - A QUIZ SHOW
CARY GRANT DIED HERE PRESENTS: THE FAQ!? - A QUIZ SHOW
join host Andrew King for this comedic jeopardy-style quiz show.
the contestants:
LIV CARROW (returning champion)
MIKE STEELE
CHRIS SCHLICHTING
$8 (cash at the door)
all ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
carygrantdiedhere.com
the contestants:
LIV CARROW (returning champion)
MIKE STEELE
CHRIS SCHLICHTING
$8 (cash at the door)
all ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
carygrantdiedhere.com
saturday 27 july
beDOTwater presents: WAVE MAKERS:3
beDOTwater presents: WAVE MAKERS:3
$10 at the door (cash only)
18+ ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
Wav Makers is back for their annual hip-hop showcase at Rozz-Tox, ft. rappers from Chicago and the QC. beats by the K1NG, SUPR3M3! organized by Orlando Coolridge.
K1NG SUPR3M3 (DJ)
soundcloud.com/prestonowen
YUNG TACT
yungtact.bandcamp.com
AUBS.
poeticaubs.bandcamp.com
MILKY WAY
milkywayhiphop.bandcamp.com
ILL GORDON
illgordon.bandcamp.com
ORLANDO COOLRIDGE
bedotwater.bandcamp.com
MATT WHISE
soundcloud.com/mattwhise
KADREA
soundcloud.com/kory-gutierrez
VELL DA GENERAL
velldageneral.bandcamp.com
EL BULLDOGG DURAN
soundcloud.com/bulldogg-anonimoz
JOURNAL STEWARD
soundcloud.com/user-281786545/the-suki-song-more
poster art by IAMARTGOD
18+ ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
Wav Makers is back for their annual hip-hop showcase at Rozz-Tox, ft. rappers from Chicago and the QC. beats by the K1NG, SUPR3M3! organized by Orlando Coolridge.
K1NG SUPR3M3 (DJ)
soundcloud.com/prestonowen
YUNG TACT
yungtact.bandcamp.com
AUBS.
poeticaubs.bandcamp.com
MILKY WAY
milkywayhiphop.bandcamp.com
ILL GORDON
illgordon.bandcamp.com
ORLANDO COOLRIDGE
bedotwater.bandcamp.com
MATT WHISE
soundcloud.com/mattwhise
KADREA
soundcloud.com/kory-gutierrez
VELL DA GENERAL
velldageneral.bandcamp.com
EL BULLDOGG DURAN
soundcloud.com/bulldogg-anonimoz
JOURNAL STEWARD
soundcloud.com/user-281786545/the-suki-song-more
poster art by IAMARTGOD
friday 02 august
ROARING RHETORIC SPOKEN WORD OPEN MIC
ROARING RHETORIC SPOKEN WORD OPEN MIC
spoken word open mic night hosted by Aubs. dj'ed by K1ng Supr3m3.
sign up when you arrive.
free admission
all ages
7-9pm
sign up when you arrive.
free admission
all ages
7-9pm
saturday 03 august
MIDWEST WRITING CENTER X ROZZ-TOX PRESENT: SPECTRA - BOOKS & BEATS
MIDWEST WRITING CENTER X ROZZ-TOX PRESENT: SPECTRA - BOOKS & BEATS
celebrating the release of CHICAGO HOUSE MUSIC: COMMUNITY AND CULTURE by Marguerite L Harrold
free & open, all ages
social 6pm
reading 7pm
djs 8pm-12am
SPECTRA Lives! The Quad Cities reading series returns with a special “Books & Beats” celebration of Chicago House Music as well as the release of Chicago House Music: Culture and Community (forthcoming from Belt Publishing on August 13) by award-winning writer Marguerite L. Harrold.
Harrold, a Chicago native, will read from book, and from her poetry, and will be joined in conversation by SPECTRA host Ryan Collins. The discussion will open up for audience members to participate. Then, the rest of the night will be a dance party, featuring DJs Samuel P. (Quad Cities – Sound in Space series) and Leja Hazer (Chicago – Smartbar, Gramaphone Records).
Harrold’s book will be available for purchase. Donations to MWC are welcome and go to support youth writing programs in the QC. Please contact Ryan Collins at MWC with questions and media inquiries: [email protected] | 309-732-7330.
About Chicago House Music: Culture and Community:
Chicago house music originated in the city’s Black, gay underground in the late seventies and became one of the most popular musical genres in the world by the end of the century. In Chicago House Music: Culture and Community, Marguerite Harrold tells the story of the genre’s rise and the prolific creators who have sustained it for decades. You’ll learn about house music’s early innovators, like Ron Hardy and Frankie Knuckles, who transformed the social and political turmoil around them into a revolution in dance music. You’ll also hear remembrances from contemporary figures in the house community, like DJ Lady D, Avery R. Young, Czboogie and Edgar “Artek” Sinio, who have forged new paths as the genre has evolved. It’s a story about much more than music—it’s about a community struggling for acceptance, love, liberation, and freedom, and about the creative pioneers whose resilience helped turn house music into a worldwide phenomenon.
Full of interviews and first-hand accounts from the people who stood behind the turntables, carried crates of records, or danced until dawn, Chicago House Music is the history of an art form that continues to be a force for social interaction, spiritual liberation, and community today.
Pre-Order link: https://beltpublishing.com/.../chicago-house-music...
Bio for the Author:
Marguerite L. Harrold’s work is a revolutionary act of kindness, gratitude, agitation and community mobilization. Her poems thread the ecology of being human through urban and rural landscapes, in order to explore the ways in which we connect to place, dislocation and to one another. She earned a Masters of Fine Art in Creative Writing/Poetry from Columbia College Chicago. Marguerite was nominated for the 2020 Pushcart Prize (Matador Review). She was also nominated for a 2020 Illinois Arts Council grant (Chicago Review) and was a 2020 finalist for an Allied Arts Council grant. She is a member of the Community of Writers at Squaw Valley and attended the Bread Loaf Orion Environmental Writers Conference. She has poems published or forthcoming in the following journals: Anti-Heroin Chic, The Blue Nib, Jubilat, pulpmouth, The Chicago Review, and more.
Bio for the DJs:
SAMUEL P.
The man behind the Sound In Space series, Samuel P. is a local QC record-collector & DJ. A music enthusiast from a young age, he fell in love with record collecting during his time living in Chicago. When Samuel's behind the decks you can expect to hear everything from jazz to disco to house music with a few surprises mixed in.
LEJA HAZER (smartbar, gramaphone records, hesperian sound)
Chicago's Leja Hazer is a key figure in the city's dance music scene. He's currently the talent buyer at the renowned smartbar and previously worked at the legendary Gramaphone Records. With influences spanning from Jazz to House to Soul and Funk, Leja tends to lean towards groovy and laid back vibes while still showing some Chicago grit.
The SPECTRA Reading Series manifests thanks to the generous support of the Illinois Arts Council.
free & open, all ages
social 6pm
reading 7pm
djs 8pm-12am
SPECTRA Lives! The Quad Cities reading series returns with a special “Books & Beats” celebration of Chicago House Music as well as the release of Chicago House Music: Culture and Community (forthcoming from Belt Publishing on August 13) by award-winning writer Marguerite L. Harrold.
Harrold, a Chicago native, will read from book, and from her poetry, and will be joined in conversation by SPECTRA host Ryan Collins. The discussion will open up for audience members to participate. Then, the rest of the night will be a dance party, featuring DJs Samuel P. (Quad Cities – Sound in Space series) and Leja Hazer (Chicago – Smartbar, Gramaphone Records).
Harrold’s book will be available for purchase. Donations to MWC are welcome and go to support youth writing programs in the QC. Please contact Ryan Collins at MWC with questions and media inquiries: [email protected] | 309-732-7330.
About Chicago House Music: Culture and Community:
Chicago house music originated in the city’s Black, gay underground in the late seventies and became one of the most popular musical genres in the world by the end of the century. In Chicago House Music: Culture and Community, Marguerite Harrold tells the story of the genre’s rise and the prolific creators who have sustained it for decades. You’ll learn about house music’s early innovators, like Ron Hardy and Frankie Knuckles, who transformed the social and political turmoil around them into a revolution in dance music. You’ll also hear remembrances from contemporary figures in the house community, like DJ Lady D, Avery R. Young, Czboogie and Edgar “Artek” Sinio, who have forged new paths as the genre has evolved. It’s a story about much more than music—it’s about a community struggling for acceptance, love, liberation, and freedom, and about the creative pioneers whose resilience helped turn house music into a worldwide phenomenon.
Full of interviews and first-hand accounts from the people who stood behind the turntables, carried crates of records, or danced until dawn, Chicago House Music is the history of an art form that continues to be a force for social interaction, spiritual liberation, and community today.
Pre-Order link: https://beltpublishing.com/.../chicago-house-music...
Bio for the Author:
Marguerite L. Harrold’s work is a revolutionary act of kindness, gratitude, agitation and community mobilization. Her poems thread the ecology of being human through urban and rural landscapes, in order to explore the ways in which we connect to place, dislocation and to one another. She earned a Masters of Fine Art in Creative Writing/Poetry from Columbia College Chicago. Marguerite was nominated for the 2020 Pushcart Prize (Matador Review). She was also nominated for a 2020 Illinois Arts Council grant (Chicago Review) and was a 2020 finalist for an Allied Arts Council grant. She is a member of the Community of Writers at Squaw Valley and attended the Bread Loaf Orion Environmental Writers Conference. She has poems published or forthcoming in the following journals: Anti-Heroin Chic, The Blue Nib, Jubilat, pulpmouth, The Chicago Review, and more.
Bio for the DJs:
SAMUEL P.
The man behind the Sound In Space series, Samuel P. is a local QC record-collector & DJ. A music enthusiast from a young age, he fell in love with record collecting during his time living in Chicago. When Samuel's behind the decks you can expect to hear everything from jazz to disco to house music with a few surprises mixed in.
LEJA HAZER (smartbar, gramaphone records, hesperian sound)
Chicago's Leja Hazer is a key figure in the city's dance music scene. He's currently the talent buyer at the renowned smartbar and previously worked at the legendary Gramaphone Records. With influences spanning from Jazz to House to Soul and Funk, Leja tends to lean towards groovy and laid back vibes while still showing some Chicago grit.
The SPECTRA Reading Series manifests thanks to the generous support of the Illinois Arts Council.
friday 09 august
OUTLETProgramme presents: KENJI LEE'S FORTUNE TELLER TRIO
OUTLETProgramme presents: KENJI LEE'S FORTUNE TELLER TRIO
KENJI LEE'S FORTUNE TELLER TRIO
kenjilee.bandcamp.com
The music represents explorations through jazz, folk (both western & japanese), classical, and rock music - ultimately synthesizing the material in a way that provides the groundwork for honest creative expression. The music is joyful and generous - creating universes of emotions and formal possibilities behind catchy melodic statements.
Their latest release, Kyūdō, was featured on Bandcamp's top 10 jazz albums of 2023.
RANDALL HALL
randallhall.net
Saxophonist, composer and improvisor RANDALL HALL moves at the sonic limits of the instrument to delve into the mythic, the esoteric, and the apophatic. As a leading interpreter of contemporary music for saxophone, his performances of new compositions and improvisations feature his mastery of extended techniques and cutting-edge electronics. Innova Recordings describes his music as “high-octane, supercharged sax” while The Wire says he plays with “utter confidence,” “fire and teeth,” and “unexpectedly tough beauty.” He will play a solo saxophone/electronics set.
$10 advance - ON SALE NOW
$15 at the door (cash only)
all ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
kenjilee.bandcamp.com
The music represents explorations through jazz, folk (both western & japanese), classical, and rock music - ultimately synthesizing the material in a way that provides the groundwork for honest creative expression. The music is joyful and generous - creating universes of emotions and formal possibilities behind catchy melodic statements.
Their latest release, Kyūdō, was featured on Bandcamp's top 10 jazz albums of 2023.
RANDALL HALL
randallhall.net
Saxophonist, composer and improvisor RANDALL HALL moves at the sonic limits of the instrument to delve into the mythic, the esoteric, and the apophatic. As a leading interpreter of contemporary music for saxophone, his performances of new compositions and improvisations feature his mastery of extended techniques and cutting-edge electronics. Innova Recordings describes his music as “high-octane, supercharged sax” while The Wire says he plays with “utter confidence,” “fire and teeth,” and “unexpectedly tough beauty.” He will play a solo saxophone/electronics set.
$10 advance - ON SALE NOW
$15 at the door (cash only)
all ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
* this is an OUTLETProgramme presentation, a nonprofit (501c3) arts & culture community interest project that focuses on presenting sound artists, djs, experimental, avant-garde, electronic, and international artists. if you like what we're doing, or if you can't make it but want to help continue bringing stuff like this to rock island, please consider donating here.
saturday 10 august
AMATEUR SELECTORS VINYL DEEJAY SERIES
AMATEUR SELECTORS VINYL DEEJAY SERIES
RECORD REUNION W/ HIGGY
[rare groove] [dance] [world beat]
our boy higgy is back! very excited to hear his selections as he reacquaints himself with his record collection.
free admission
all ages
8pm-1130pm
[rare groove] [dance] [world beat]
our boy higgy is back! very excited to hear his selections as he reacquaints himself with his record collection.
free admission
all ages
8pm-1130pm
saturday 24 august
GARDEN CINEMA: THE 'BURBS
GARDEN CINEMA: THE 'BURBS
THE 'BURBS (1989)
dir. Joe Dante
runtime: 1h 41m
this is an outdoor screening in the back garden. bring blankets or lawn chairs. please do not bring your own food or drink, the service window will be open for ordering. quiet, friendly dogs are welcome.
dir. Joe Dante
runtime: 1h 41m
this is an outdoor screening in the back garden. bring blankets or lawn chairs. please do not bring your own food or drink, the service window will be open for ordering. quiet, friendly dogs are welcome.
friday 30 august
AMATEUR SELECTORS VINYL DEEJAY SERIES
AMATEUR SELECTORS VINYL DEEJAY SERIES
SEVENS GOING STEADY W/ JAY BRYANT
[new wave] [post punk] [lo-fi] [indie rock]
Four hours of nothing but indie 7-inch singles, touching upon the 70s, 80s, and leaning heavy into the 90s. Expect a mix of deepcut A’s and B’s from the likes of Television, Wire, Buzzcocks, The Feelies, R.E.M., The Replacements, Pixies, The Breeders, Bikini Kill, Built To Spill, Pavement, Dinosaur Jr., Sebadoh, Folk Implosion, Guided By Voices, Magnetic Fields, Sonic Youth, Tortoise, Stereolab, Yo La Tengo, and many more — including some local favorites.
free admission
all ages
8pm-1130pm
[new wave] [post punk] [lo-fi] [indie rock]
Four hours of nothing but indie 7-inch singles, touching upon the 70s, 80s, and leaning heavy into the 90s. Expect a mix of deepcut A’s and B’s from the likes of Television, Wire, Buzzcocks, The Feelies, R.E.M., The Replacements, Pixies, The Breeders, Bikini Kill, Built To Spill, Pavement, Dinosaur Jr., Sebadoh, Folk Implosion, Guided By Voices, Magnetic Fields, Sonic Youth, Tortoise, Stereolab, Yo La Tengo, and many more — including some local favorites.
free admission
all ages
8pm-1130pm
saturday 31 august
SAFE HARBOR PRESENTS: SUICIDE FORREST + SVNEATR + EVERLASTING LIGHT
SAFE HARBOR PRESENTS: SUICIDE FORREST + SVNEATR + EVERLASTING LIGHT
SUICIDE FOREST
suicideforestblackmetal.bandcamp.com
SVNEATR
svneatr.bandcamp.com
EVERLASTING LIGHT
everlastinglightqc.bandcamp.com
a three band black metal show?! here?! yes.
$15 at the door (cash only)
all ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
suicideforestblackmetal.bandcamp.com
SVNEATR
svneatr.bandcamp.com
EVERLASTING LIGHT
everlastinglightqc.bandcamp.com
a three band black metal show?! here?! yes.
$15 at the door (cash only)
all ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
friday 27 september
OUTLETProgramme presents: TEIKU
OUTLETProgramme presents: TEIKU
$15 advance - TICKET LINK COMING SOON..
$20 at the door (cash only)
all ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
TEIKU
577records.bandcamp.com/album/teiku
Josh Harlow: Piano, synth, electronics, composer, arranger
Jonathan Barahal Taylor: Drum set, percussion, synth arrangements, composer, arranger, producer
Jaribu Shahid (Griot Galaxy, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Geri Allen, Sun Ra Arkestra): Double bass, singing bowls, percussion
Peter Formanek: Tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, clarinet
Rafael Leafar: Bass clarinet, bass flute, tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, electronics
Teiku arranges [their unique Jewish-Ukranian ancestors’] Passover melodies into vehicles for sonic exploration. This ancestral music, much like the tradition of Creative Music through which we interpret it, is liberation music. As its humble stewards we offer it as a call for justice for all oppressed peoples; as Jews, we decry the senseless violence, displacement, and killing perpetrated in our name.
- Josh Harlow and Jonathan Barahal Taylor, bandleaders
Teiku is a Talmudic acronym that roughly translates to “unanswered question,” a fitting description of the process of discovery that creative improvisers know well: creating spontaneous and cohesive sonic environments that are felt viscerally but cannot be expressed in words. This project reflects its leaders’ musical and spiritual sensibilities: a yearning for insight, an acute sensitivity to the present moment, a space made for searching deeper. The band includes a cast of masterful improvisers, starting with Harlow and Taylor’s mentor, bassist Jaribu Shahid (Griot Galaxy, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Geri Allen, Sun Ra Arkestra), a veteran who brings his decades of highest level musical experience to the ensemble with melodic brilliance and an elastic feel. Woodwind players Peter Formanek (tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, clarinet), and Rafael Leafar (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, bass flute) form a formidable front line, shifting between heart wrenching melodies and nuanced timbral explorations and blending their distinct voices with poise and ease. Voice recordings from Harlow and Taylor’s families further ground some of the pieces, enhancing the ritualistic musical space and deepening Teiku’s rich array of textures and moods. Arrangements transition from frenetic density to subdued groove to minimalist electro-acoustic soundscapes, but as adventurous as the music gets, the spirit of the melody is never lost. Teiku’s music represents a dialogue with ancestral traditions and celebrates the joy of creativity. The invigorating musical conversation presented in their stunning debut album is a testament to the power of this artform and community.
* this is an OUTLETProgramme presentation, a nonprofit (501c3) arts & culture community interest project that focuses on presenting sound artists, djs, experimental, avant-garde, electronic, and international artists. if you like what we're doing, or if you can't make it but want to help continue bringing stuff like this to rock island, please consider donating here.
$20 at the door (cash only)
all ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
TEIKU
577records.bandcamp.com/album/teiku
Josh Harlow: Piano, synth, electronics, composer, arranger
Jonathan Barahal Taylor: Drum set, percussion, synth arrangements, composer, arranger, producer
Jaribu Shahid (Griot Galaxy, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Geri Allen, Sun Ra Arkestra): Double bass, singing bowls, percussion
Peter Formanek: Tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, clarinet
Rafael Leafar: Bass clarinet, bass flute, tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, electronics
Teiku arranges [their unique Jewish-Ukranian ancestors’] Passover melodies into vehicles for sonic exploration. This ancestral music, much like the tradition of Creative Music through which we interpret it, is liberation music. As its humble stewards we offer it as a call for justice for all oppressed peoples; as Jews, we decry the senseless violence, displacement, and killing perpetrated in our name.
- Josh Harlow and Jonathan Barahal Taylor, bandleaders
Teiku is a Talmudic acronym that roughly translates to “unanswered question,” a fitting description of the process of discovery that creative improvisers know well: creating spontaneous and cohesive sonic environments that are felt viscerally but cannot be expressed in words. This project reflects its leaders’ musical and spiritual sensibilities: a yearning for insight, an acute sensitivity to the present moment, a space made for searching deeper. The band includes a cast of masterful improvisers, starting with Harlow and Taylor’s mentor, bassist Jaribu Shahid (Griot Galaxy, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Geri Allen, Sun Ra Arkestra), a veteran who brings his decades of highest level musical experience to the ensemble with melodic brilliance and an elastic feel. Woodwind players Peter Formanek (tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, clarinet), and Rafael Leafar (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, bass flute) form a formidable front line, shifting between heart wrenching melodies and nuanced timbral explorations and blending their distinct voices with poise and ease. Voice recordings from Harlow and Taylor’s families further ground some of the pieces, enhancing the ritualistic musical space and deepening Teiku’s rich array of textures and moods. Arrangements transition from frenetic density to subdued groove to minimalist electro-acoustic soundscapes, but as adventurous as the music gets, the spirit of the melody is never lost. Teiku’s music represents a dialogue with ancestral traditions and celebrates the joy of creativity. The invigorating musical conversation presented in their stunning debut album is a testament to the power of this artform and community.
* this is an OUTLETProgramme presentation, a nonprofit (501c3) arts & culture community interest project that focuses on presenting sound artists, djs, experimental, avant-garde, electronic, and international artists. if you like what we're doing, or if you can't make it but want to help continue bringing stuff like this to rock island, please consider donating here.
saturday 12 october
OUTLETProgramme presents: MARIA CHÁVEZ
OUTLETProgramme presents: MARIA CHÁVEZ
MARIA CHÁVEZ
mariachavez.bandcamp.com
Born in Lima, Peru and based in NYC, Maria Chávez is best known as an abstract turntablist, sound artist and DJ. Coincidence, chance and failures are themes that unite her work across mediums, including improvised performance, sound and marble sculpture, visual art, and book objects. Her approach is rooted in Deep Listening, a form of embodied listening developed by her late mentor Pauline Oliveros.
Maria is the only abstract turntablist in the world who performs with a rare needle known as the RAKE Double Needle. This special device contains two needles on one head, allowing it to read two different segments of a single record at the same time. Paired with her inimitable ability to create unforgettable sonic experiences from shards of broken records, each performance is truly unique.
Maria’s practice is profoundly expansive, responsive and curious. Her work has been featured and supported by a myriad of institutions over the past decades including Rewire Festival, Counterflows Festival, Donau Festival, The Guggenheim Museum, The Getty, The Wire, MOCA Jacksonville, Black Mountain College Museum and many, many more. Chavez’s 2012 book, Of Technique: Chance Procedures on Turntable has garnered a reputation as both an academic resource on turntablism and a foundational text for a new generation of turntablists.
support TBA
$12 advance - TICKET LINK COMING SOON..
$18 at the door (cash only)
all ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
* this is an OUTLETProgramme presentation, a nonprofit (501c3) arts & culture community interest project that focuses on presenting sound artists, djs, experimental, avant-garde, electronic, and international artists. if you like what we're doing, or if you can't make it but want to help continue bringing stuff like this to rock island, please consider donating here.
mariachavez.bandcamp.com
Born in Lima, Peru and based in NYC, Maria Chávez is best known as an abstract turntablist, sound artist and DJ. Coincidence, chance and failures are themes that unite her work across mediums, including improvised performance, sound and marble sculpture, visual art, and book objects. Her approach is rooted in Deep Listening, a form of embodied listening developed by her late mentor Pauline Oliveros.
Maria is the only abstract turntablist in the world who performs with a rare needle known as the RAKE Double Needle. This special device contains two needles on one head, allowing it to read two different segments of a single record at the same time. Paired with her inimitable ability to create unforgettable sonic experiences from shards of broken records, each performance is truly unique.
Maria’s practice is profoundly expansive, responsive and curious. Her work has been featured and supported by a myriad of institutions over the past decades including Rewire Festival, Counterflows Festival, Donau Festival, The Guggenheim Museum, The Getty, The Wire, MOCA Jacksonville, Black Mountain College Museum and many, many more. Chavez’s 2012 book, Of Technique: Chance Procedures on Turntable has garnered a reputation as both an academic resource on turntablism and a foundational text for a new generation of turntablists.
support TBA
$12 advance - TICKET LINK COMING SOON..
$18 at the door (cash only)
all ages
7pm doors, 8pm show
* this is an OUTLETProgramme presentation, a nonprofit (501c3) arts & culture community interest project that focuses on presenting sound artists, djs, experimental, avant-garde, electronic, and international artists. if you like what we're doing, or if you can't make it but want to help continue bringing stuff like this to rock island, please consider donating here.