Upcoming Events at Neurolux
Description
Seattle's King Youngblood and Denver's Pink Fuzz are teaming up for a special co-headline night of heavy rock at Neurolux in Boise on Oct 6.
Event Details
Duck Club Presents
KING YOUNGBLOOD & PINK FUZZ
with guests
Thursday, October 6th
at NEUROLUX
$10 adv / $12 door
7:00pm doors / 8:00pm show
21+ (valid ID required)
King Youngblood
King Youngblood is focused on reclaiming rock music, specifically black fronted rock packed with strong song writing, Afropunk attitude and an undeniable exhilarating live show.
Alternative Press calls King Youngblood “Seattle’s Alt Rock Princes” - they sure got that right. Twenty-three-year-old founder and front man Cameron Lavi-Jones, along with, drummer Alix Daniel, cellist Chet Peterson, and bassist Hamoon Milaninia have a singular mission: grab heavy guitar/drums rock by the collar and drag it into the willing arms of the fresh new generation of fans currently fueling the world-wide resurgence of rock music.
The world agrees with affirming descriptions including AfroPunk Magazine in October 2021 declaring “King Youngblood’s skill at transforming a small phrase into a massive hook is at this point unparalleled in the world of heavy music.”
KING YOUNGBLOOD & PINK FUZZ
with guests
Thursday, October 6th
at NEUROLUX
$10 adv / $12 door
7:00pm doors / 8:00pm show
21+ (valid ID required)
King Youngblood
King Youngblood is focused on reclaiming rock music, specifically black fronted rock packed with strong song writing, Afropunk attitude and an undeniable exhilarating live show.
Alternative Press calls King Youngblood “Seattle’s Alt Rock Princes” - they sure got that right. Twenty-three-year-old founder and front man Cameron Lavi-Jones, along with, drummer Alix Daniel, cellist Chet Peterson, and bassist Hamoon Milaninia have a singular mission: grab heavy guitar/drums rock by the collar and drag it into the willing arms of the fresh new generation of fans currently fueling the world-wide resurgence of rock music.
The world agrees with affirming descriptions including AfroPunk Magazine in October 2021 declaring “King Youngblood’s skill at transforming a small phrase into a massive hook is at this point unparalleled in the world of heavy music.”
