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Sponge and Leaving Springfield at The Bunkhouse Saloon – Monday December 8th

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Hailing from Detroit, Sponge gained widespread notoriety with their debut album “Rotting Piñata,” released in August 1994. Hits like “Plowed” and “Molly (16 Candles)” fueled massive airplay on radio stations from coast to coast and were in heavy rotation on MTV in the late 90’s. After “Rotting Piñata” went Gold, the band toured internationally, and followed up with the critically lauded CD “Wax Ecstatic,” garnering additional hits “Wax Ecstatic” and “Have You Seen Mary?”

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Sponge will be unleashing their newest release “Rotting Alive,” a live, fan-funded CD featuring the tracks from their break through CD “Rotting Piñata” in its entirety. “This tour is a celebration of the music from our first record. It’s been 20 years – who would have thought?!” explained Sponge’s lead singer Vinnie Dombroski. In addition to tracks from “Rotting Piñata,” Sponge will be performing deep cuts from their extensive catalog as well as fan favorites.

 

Check out Sponge online at spongetheband.com and facebook.com.com/spongerocks
Sponge – (Set time: 9:30 PM)
Sponge has proven to be one of the Motor City’s heaviest hitters after gaining international notoriety with their debut album “Rotting Piñata” (Sony). Emerging from Detroit with hits like “Plowed” and “Molly (16 Candles)” Sponge received massive airplay on radio stations from coast to coast and were in heavy rotation on MTV. Both “Plowed” and “Molly” hit #5 on Billboard’s Modern Rock Charts, catapulting “Rotting Piñata” to Gold, and ultimately Platinum status.
Leaving Springfield – (Set time: 8:00 PM)

Leaving Springfield

Born in the buckle of the ‘Bible-belt’ and now calling ‘Sin City’ their home, Leaving Springfield is a band that draws comparisons to Weezer, Fountains of Wayne, and Social Distortion.
Proudly wearing their influences on their sleeves, Leaving Springfield brings a sonic wall of big drums, loud guitars, and lyrics that are tormented, twisted, and usually with tongue planted firmly in cheek.
With three EP’s and two full-length CD’s released, (a third full-length CD will be release in Spring of 2014) in the short span of seven years, Matt Norcross (drums, keyboards, vocals) and Brent ‘BK’ Kessler (guitar, bass, vocals) have established themselves as a songwriting tour-de-force, and their live performances will leave you wondering how two people can make that much sound.
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Leaving Springfield has shared the stage with such national acts as Steel Panther, Cowboy Mouth, The Helio Sequence, Enuff Z’ Nuff, Kottonmouth Kings, Pepper,The Start, Reverend Horton Heat, Berlin, Nerf Herder, Steppenwolf, The Supersuckers, Gilby Clarke, Dramarama and Ron Bumblefoot.
Their music is in rotation on Las Vegas radio station KOMP 92.3. They have also had their music played on “American Weeds” on NatGeo. Leaving Springfield was also featured on the PBS show “Vegas In Tune.” The bands song “Johnny Sunshine” appeared on the Smash Magazine compilation “Viva Rock Vegas” , they were one of 4 unsigned bands to appear on the CD that also contained songs by signed artists such as The Higher, Escape the Fate and The Cab.
Venue Information:
Bunkhouse
124 South 11th Street
Las Vegas, NV, 89101

The Bunkhouse Saloon is a live music venue, bar, and restaurant in Downtown Las Vegas. Established in 1953, The Bunkhouse Saloon has earned a reputation as one of Vegas’ best places to see both established and emerging bands.Recently reopened under new management after renovation, the venue features a new stage and state of the art sound system, a new menu, and a ton of surprises.

With a menu featuring bar food taken to a whole new level—sloppy joes, grits and gravy, and a killer ice cream sandwich, along with throwback beers on tap and in cans.

Our backyard is a great place to hang out, drink a beer, grab a bite to eat, and listen to music. It’s always open, and almost always free. And be sure to check out the Listening Tree while you’re there.

HOURS OF OPERATION

Sunday through Thursday, 5 p.m. to midnight, and Friday and Saturday, 5 p.m. to 2 a.m.

PARKING

Parking is easy and inexpensive when you park at the Llama Lot on Fremont between 9th and 10th. The entrance to The Bunkhouse is off Fremont through the alley just across the street fro the Llama Lot. You can’t miss it.

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