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City / State	Philadelphia, PA, 19104
Nearest Public Transit Stop	Trolleys run up & down Chester & Baltimore-30th St
Event Cost	$6 plus what you drink and/or eat
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Event Details April 26th Mischeif Brew, the Immortals, Al from the Pist April 26th Mill Creek Tavern (a small spacious bar if that makes sense...2 floors...3 bars) (near clark park and my old health center 3) 4200 Chester Ave 21 and up (a rare occasion to see a good local band without the kids around) 9pm $6 Listen to Mischief Brew on Myspace.com http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=21775986 Mischeif Brew (Erik petersen's full band) The Immortals (Irish Ceili, Celtic folk, 50year old dudes not scrubby punx) Al Quinet (the Pist's singer doing acoustic songs) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Once upon a time, an energetic punk kid from the Philly area confined himself to a basement with an acoustic guitar, a rickety drum kit, a mandolin, and a four-track to stir a bunch of ideas together into a broth of songs. The resulting concoction was “Mirth: or, Certain Verses Composed and Fitted to Tunes, for the Delight and Recreation of All,” an eight-song demo cassette of acoustic punk influenced by medieval danses and raucous Romany dust-raising ditties. The tape had many styles of folk besides traditional Americana: from the Klezmer-punk of “A Liquor Never Brewed” to the medieval green-anarchist march of “One Stone Cast,” the tape robbed from many cultural styles of folk music, and spiked the brew with punk rock. Mischief Brew is Erik Petersen, and vice versa. The “Mirth” demo was only the beginning of a phenomenon, a folk-punk revival of sorts that the U.K. has seen many times (from the Pogues to the Levellers and onward...).