Come see Tyler perform LIVE at the Indian School Street Festival

Sunday November 7th, Noon – 5pm

Car Show, Rock Show, Street Fair

Tyler performs on the main stage at Noon

Indian School Road between 36th and 38th Streets

About the Festival

The third annual Indian School Street Festival will take place on Sunday November 7th, 2010 from Noon to 5 pm.  Benefiting PLEA Charities, and St. Vincent DePaul – youth assistance foundation for at-risk youth, and River of Dreams – helping the disabled have outdoor recreation, the Indian School Block Party is a full day of activities.  From 125 of the most beautiful cars you have ever seen, to countless booths of neighborhood restaurants and businesses.

The Festival will be located on Indian School Road between 36th and 38th Streets.  Tyler plays on the main stage located in front of the Thomas Zoller Building at Noon (with special guest Ehren Stonner on percussion).

THE SHOW

Quixote will perform LIVE at Prankster’s too Monday September 7th, 2009 in the Jester Room from 7-9pm.   Prankster’s too is located at 7919 E Thomas Road – SW Corner of Thomas and Hayden.

THE EVENT

Quixote is performing in support of Jeordie’s Writer’s Night’s One Year Anniversary.  This will be an all afternoon to early morning event.  Dirty Lingo opens the show from 4-7, then QUIXOTE takes the stage from 7-9pm, with the Songwriter’s Night to follow.   We are very proud to congratulate Jeordie on her accomplishment of 12 months of Monday’s putting forward the best Writer’s Night/Open Mic event in the Valley.  Come celebrate with us!  Do you play guitar, bass, drums, the Theramin?  Bring your talent on down for the Writer’s Night and contribute.

UPCOMING SHOWS

THE LOST LEAF – October 2009

SuperNormal Records is proud to announce that QUIXOTE has booked a show at one of the Valley’s premiere venues.   Quixote will perform at the Lost Leaf in October 2009.  Stay tuned for show date announcement.

The original Lost Leaf in 2004 was located above the Emerald Lounge at 7th ave & McDowell. It featured underground performances as well as Phoenix’s top artists. Due to gentrification, the historic building that housed The Lost Leaf and the classic underground club the Emerald Lounge (same owner as The Ruby Room) which was there since the 40′s, is now a St@rb!cks and Pe! We!, The Emerald Lounge and the Lost Leaf moved out shortly after the news.

At least they preserved the building.

Now the Lost Leaf is in the heart of it all.  Located at 914 N Fifth Street The Lost Leaf is filled to the gills nightly with revellers seeking that same underground vibe and their backroom stage is no stranger to the pulse of the vibrancy of Phoenix’s music and art scene as well as touring acts.  We will announce the date of Quixote’s show at the Lost Leaf as soon as possible.