Posts Tagged ‘Lizzy McCormack’s’

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  “Anniversaries and Sorority Noise — Reminiscing and Auf Wiedersehen” | Garrett’s 3 Year Anniversary w/ SIGT

  by Mitch Foster

  Today, March 28, 2018, marks my third anniversary with Shows I Go To. Man, it’s been a crazy ride, hasn’t it? All day, I’ve

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  Ticket Giveaway: Ceremony |Sponsored by: Lizzy McCormack’s Irish Pub! | Coming to The Social Orlando | Tuesday, June 23, 2015

  by Garrett East

  Looking for a great rock show to go to (get it?) this week? Look no further! Ceremony, the punk rockers from Rohnert Park,

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  Minus The Bear Live Review + Concert Photos | Disposable Cameras & Nostalgia | The Social Orlando | May 11, 2015

  by Katie Baldwin

  With only two pictures left on Marty’s disposable camera (yes, I said disposable camera), who and what were we going to take

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  Bad Suns Live Review & Concert Photos | The Beacham Orlando | April 27 2015

  by Martin Cardenas

  On a sunless, gloomy day, Adam Fricke and I sipped shots of whiskey as we waited for the show. The Beacham was packed with

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  I Got Super High with Brian Posehn And He Taught Me A Life Lesson | Brian Posehn Live Review | Backbooth Orlando | December 11 2014

  by Mitch Foster

  While in the appropriately titled “green room,” Brian Posehn and I, and several other people, shared a few J’s, jokes, and

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  A Meeting of the Metal Minds | Melvins Live Review + Live Photos | The Social Orlando | November 4 2014

  by Martin Cardenas

  I sipped on whiskey and observed the scene set before me. It felt like I was in a backwoods bourbon house entering a fugue state.

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  Mad Caddies – A Frenzy of Flying Fists & Falling Fedoras | Live Review + Photos | September 17 2014 | BackBooth Orlando

  by Martin Cardenas

  BackBooth is a small venue and it was packed to the brim with checkerboard attire and trilby hats. Mad Caddies haven’t played

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  The first time I cried at The Social | Chuck Ragan | Live Review | April 29 2014 | Orlando

  by Mitch Foster

  Last night was the first time I cried at The Social. Luckily, whiskey was there to wash the tears away. $50 worth. “Can you