Lucky Gold Jr. & Werewolf

About this show

Lucky Gold Jr. & Werewolf SHOW DESCRIPTION: Two East-Coast-via-Ohio based indie projects will be rocking the Rockwell on August 11th with support from a secret special guest! ARTIST BIOS: Lucky Gold Jr. is a folk-rock project led by Massachusetts-based singer-songwriter Ellie Fallon, with frequent live and recorded support from her sibling Mimi Fallon on bass, and producer, instrumentalist, & friend Ollie Peterson. Fallon has anchored her sound to nostalgia’s ephemera, unraveling unique experiences with familiar language. She writes about everything from failure to fandom with a perspective informed by hope, and a sound inspired by her collaborators and musical fixations alike. Oliver Peterson, under the name Werewolf, records alone from his carpet-padded garage in Stamford, Connecticut. Through one-wire systems, meticulously-crafted ambient textures, and natural melodic sensibilities, Peterson produces a sophisticated sound that ascends the parts of its sum, and escapes time and place while kneeling in worship to it. Werewolf marries the grounded – acoustic guitars, crunchy drums, raw vocals – with the ethereal – swirling drones, surreally visceral lyricism, abstract visual components – to build a dream pop, shoegaze, indie-rock vision that is entirely his own. DOORS: 7:00 PM SHOW: 8:00 PM Age Limit: This event is All Ages ID: Valid ID required for alcohol consumption Limited Late Seating: Due to the architecture of our space, the entrance is next to the stage and it is disruptive to the performer to enter late. We will seat you if there is an opener but once the headliner starts, you may be allowed to sit in the lobby but will not be allowed to enter. Please know this is for the best experience for the artist. No refunds for late entry. Start Time: Performances will begin no later than 15 minutes after stated show time. Refund Policy: All sales are final. No Refunds. ADA Accessibility: The Rockwell is partially ADA Accessible with an elevator and restrooms in saloon wide enough for wheelchair use.