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The StolenMILKKPatternistFirst in FlightIntica
Mon, 5 Nov, 8:00 PM PST
Doors open
7:00 PM PST
Brick and Mortar Music Hall
1710 Mission Street , San Francisco, CA 94103
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Under 21 must buy $5 drink ticket at the door.
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Alternative Rock
The Stolen
The Stolen
Alternative Rock
The Jersey boys of the pop-rock outfit The Stolen have come a long way since they were ripping covers of classic rock anthems and Motown tunes at their elementary school’s Fifth Grade Fun Night. The band consists of vocalist/guitarist Dominick Cuce, guitarist Rob Chiarappa, bassist Kevin Smart, and drummer Mike Chiarappa. Before they honed their songwriting skills to craft inviting pop hooks and kinetic guitar melodies, they started off as a group of friends exploring their love of music by learning and performing AC/DC songs together.
Almost 10 years later, after playing countless shows locally, the band released Adults in 2013, which they recorded with producer/engineer Jesse Cannon (Animal Collective, The Misfits). This also marked their first release with bassist Kevin Smart. In 2015, they reached a turning point with the release of their single “Chardonnay,” recorded with producer Paul Levitt (All Time Low, Have Mercy). This began a transition from their pop-punk beginnings to put more focus on their pop sensibilities. Spring of 2016 marked the arrival of their self-released, self-produced EP I’m So Dead, showcasing their shift from a fast, loud pop-punk band to a more groove driven, pop-rock sound. It also landed them recognition from MTV who called the EP “the perfect pop-alt soundtrack to take you into the summer season.” They recorded at Cannon’s New Jersey studio but produced and mixed the album themselves.
Meanwhile, between recording stints, the band continued touring aggressively whether it be self-booked stretches with their peers, touring/performing with acts like Neon Trees, The All American Rejects, The Academic, Jake Miller, Punchline or even following Vans Warped Tour to reach new fans and compete to see who could sell the most CDs and merch. These efforts show the bands perseverance and hustle that they display on and off the road.
Fragile Heart (released May 2017) is the band’s most collaborative effort to date and, once again, done with a DIY mentality with the drums and vocals being predominantly recorded from home. With Fragile Heart, The Stolen have accomplished something that sounds both familiar and comforting with an ’80s pop vibe that is simultaneously young, fresh and new.
Their single “Overboard,” (released Feb 2018) which hit No. 21 on the iTunes Alternative Chart, perfectly illustrates where the band’s sound is going.

Indie Pop
Patternist
Patternist
Indie Pop
Tinkering away in his bedroom studio, songwriter/producer Gabe Mouer aka Patternist, has lofty ambitions; package nuanced human stories into concise, three-and-a-half minute pop songs. Flowing from romantic pinings to troubled ruminations on mental illnessto stories of drug-addled hallucinations and the brevity of life, Mouer’s introspective lyrical stylings contrast the slick guitars, rhythmic synths, & danceable beats that make up Patternist’s sound. Dubbed “blithe bedroom pop,” by Idolator, Patternist has been releasing songs since 2015 beginning with his self-produced debut EP Youth is Fading. The EP, which spent several weeks atop CMJ’s Top 200, was quickly followed by a string of singles garnering support from outlets such as The Huffington Post, PopMatters, and Idolator, in addition to several Spotify-curated playlists including Fresh Finds, Indie Rock All-stars, and Discover the Unknown.

Indie Rock
First in Flight
First in Flight
Indie Rock
At the end of 2015, best friends Richard Mier (lead guitar) and David Topete (bass) looked at each other during a Walk the Moon concert and said “we can do this." After weeks of jamming in their gear stuffed rooms, they teamed with drummer Max Huss, who jumped over from David's brothers band, and found singer/songwriter Pat McCloskey through Craigslist (I know right?). Hailing from Chicago with a pretty falsetto and stories of too many bizarre nights, Pat brought the pop dynamic the band needed to project their neo-80s rock into the modern age. On September 1, 2016, the band was officially formed. With their new found chemistry, the band quickly began polishing their songs for the stage and studio. Their goal was simple: make the tracks for your party/kickback/heartbreak playlist. Their debut EP “Hold on the Highs” was released January 6th and they look forward to tour the Western Part of the US in 2017.

