Mr. Turner Cody / Honne Wells @ Bubby’s Pie Company

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After an incredibly exciting, sweaty, and exhausting weekend, The Rats Of NiMH are swinging back full circle for the beginning of February. We’re sick of all these “no record label,” “non-corporate,” “underground” shows. It’s not fair, you know? How’re the decent, hard-working suits in this city ever supposed to get a crack at pristine, untouched genius when we’re always sneaking around behind their backs?

So here we go. Let’s put the rivalry aside. This show’s for the suits.

Who better for a suits-only show than the two best-dressed performers in Brooklyn; Mr. Turner Cody and Honne Wells? These two guys don’t just “wear” suits, they’re the kind of guys that anyone who’s every dressed up to go dancing down south, at a backwater bar with their last $20, was thinking of, when they straightened their tie and left the house. And what better space than Bubby’s Pie Company, in all it’s glittery, gilded glory?

Don’t forget to pull out your suit and tie (girls too!) before you come over, though, because you’ll get $2 off the door -AND- Turner and Honne Wells (plus an extra surprise judge) will be picking the best suit of the night, and that snazzy fellow will be stumbling home with a handful of surprises!

Secret prizes! Throaty rumblings! Catchy whiskey sing-a-longs! This show’s gonna be class act, folks.

Mr. Turner Cody (MySpace)
Honne Wells (a.k.a. Henri Lee)

$5 cover ($3 if you come wearing a suit!)

@ Bubby’s Pie Company
1 Main St. - Brooklyn (DUMBO)
A/C - High St. / 2/3 - Clark St. / F - York St.
[All subway stops are the first in Brooklyn]

[If you need any suit ideas, check out Turner Cody’s video below!]

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We dream of un-confiscated forties, shit-cheap liquor off a plywood bar, smoking inside, bands in the backyard, in the basement, in the bathtub. Out of necessity, we do shows at venues that are pretty lenient by New York standards, but in a perfect world every show would happen at home (in this city of eternal roommates). To get to the nitty-gritty, if you have a space, and think music forcefully shoved inside might work for us both, drop us an email. We can use all shapes and sizes, from pretty little alleyways or back porches for an acoustic kind of good time, or an industrial-looking basement for around 100 kids to spazz the fuck out in…