Author Topic: Performance/Skate shop space on 7th street  (Read 1702 times)

Bags

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Performance/Skate shop space on 7th street
« on: August 10, 2004, 03:09:00 pm »
I was across from this place before the Live on Penn show with TMBG and F.O.W. and we were wondering what the hell was going on -- there were all kinds of HFS signs and banners, definite rocker and roadie types milling about looking important, and from inside I was quite afraid that it was all happening at Hooters.  Turns out it's this skate shop/studio, and Evanescence had just played an in-store (with HFS broadcasting from the store).
 
 From the Sunday Source, W. Post:
 
 Power Play
 Studio 819
 Sunday, August 8, 2004; Page M02
 
 It's a marriage made in alternative heaven: Penn Quarter's Asylum Wake Skate Snow has joined forces with 99.1 HFS to bring Tony Hawk-worthy shopping and live punk jam sessions together in a single tricked-out space. And the performers who've played the TRL-esque Studio 819 are so far no small fry: Evanescence, 311 and New Found Glory have all appeared. In true rock-star fashion, schedules aren't set until a few days before showtime, so check the board outside the store or tune in to the radio for dates and times.
 
 O.A.R. plays Wednesday afternoon. Check www.whfs.com or www.asylumwakeskatenow.com

jkeisenh

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Re: Performance/Skate shop space on 7th street
« Reply #1 on: August 10, 2004, 03:26:00 pm »
Yeah, I was at RFD last night and wondered what that was across the street.  The HFS signs kept me away, though, and now that I see the lineup I'll be staying far, far away.
 
 Or at least across the street.
 Eating perogies.

Bags

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Re: Performance/Skate shop space on 7th street
« Reply #2 on: August 10, 2004, 03:57:00 pm »
I was at RFD too (when I noticed the place, not last night!)...it's a cool idea, though.  While I may not go by any time soon, I like that it's being done.

Captain Jack

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Re: Performance/Skate shop space on 7th street
« Reply #3 on: August 10, 2004, 08:12:00 pm »
I can't believe they called 'em "live punk jams".

RonniStar

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Re: Performance/Skate shop space on 7th street
« Reply #4 on: August 12, 2004, 11:41:00 am »
From WHFS.com:
 
 Friday the 13th 6:30 PM
 Bucky Lasek Hangs with Matty
 X-Games Gold Medal Pro-Skater Bucky Lasek brings a few friends with him to HFS Studio 819, inside Asylum Wake Skate Snow.
 
 Pro-Skaters Buster Halterman, Pierre Luc Gagnon, Paul Zitzer, and Mathias Ringstrom
 
 It's part of the 2nd stage of the Scion Thrash and Jam Tour which is at Bowie Baysox Stadium this weekend.