WTJU presents: The Flamin’ Groovies on Halloween night, Oct 31

By Nathan Moore

On Halloween night, WTJU welcomes rock legends The Flamin’ Groovies to The Southern in Charlottesville! Celebrate Halloween with us on October 31 starting at 7:30 p.m. GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY!

From the scuzzy garage rock of “Teenage Head” to the sparkling power pop of “Shake Some Action,” the Groovies have recorded some of the most sublime jams ever, and their current set covers the waterfront.

So on Halloween night, dress up and rock on as WTJU presents the Flamin’ Groovies. Local favorites New Boss and The Gladstones open the show.

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Originating in San Francisco in 1965, the Flamin’ Groovies have been kicking out jams of high-powered, infectious rock ‘n’ roll ever since. Their place in history is well established as one of the all-time greatest bands and as progenitors of real rock ‘n’ roll.

The current lineup features Cyril Jordan with Chris von Sneidern on guitar, Tony Sales on drums, and newest member Atom Ellis on bass. Their show spans the band’s career, including their rockabilly-meets-the-Stones Teenage Head period as well as their heralded late-’70s power pop period. Having just completed a month-long tour of Europe, the band can’t wait to get back to the East Coast and some of the best cities and best fans in the world.

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