We're thrilled to be back at the scene of our EP release show last fall, and looking forward to debuting some new material! This promises to be our biggest show of the season, definitely not one to miss! Tickets are $6 in advance and $8 at the door, available online from the Bryant-Lake Bowl's website (http://www.bryantlakebowl.com/).

Bad September will be playing the 10 PM slot on the Harmonic CONvergence stage on Thursday, the first night of the CON. We believe we can say, in all modesty, that we absolutely rocked the Sunday afternoon slot we had last year and we are thrilled to be back. Let's show them how we can pack the place! Unfortunately, this show will only be available to CON attendees. To register, check out their website (http://www.convergence-con.org/).

Please join us for a special intimate acoustic pairing of Bad September with steampunk singer-songwriter Eli August (http://www.eliaugust.com)! The show will be in the Victorian parlour of Dame Elizabeth and Sir Michael Borchert at 3241 Portland Ave S., Minneapolis, MN. Tickets are $5 at the door, punch and cookies will be provided.

Upright Egg presents their newest creation: Songbird! Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Nightingale” and real and alternate histories. Inventor Zebulon Volt finds himself stymied in a steampunk world, his present eclipsed by an unrequited past. Through movement, live music, and puppetry Zebulon scientifically observes and engages in a Victorian world of dichotomies: nature/machine, love/loss, and healing/sacrifice.

Upright Egg presents their newest creation: Songbird! Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Nightingale” and real and alternate histories. Inventor Zebulon Volt finds himself stymied in a steampunk world, his present eclipsed by an unrequited past. Through movement, live music, and puppetry Zebulon scientifically observes and engages in a Victorian world of dichotomies: nature/machine, love/loss, and healing/sacrifice.

Upright Egg presents their newest creation: Songbird! Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Nightingale” and real and alternate histories. Inventor Zebulon Volt finds himself stymied in a steampunk world, his present eclipsed by an unrequited past. Through movement, live music, and puppetry Zebulon scientifically observes and engages in a Victorian world of dichotomies: nature/machine, love/loss, and healing/sacrifice.

On Sunday, February 20th I hope that you'll be able to join us on the set of Drakul, the adaptation of the Bram Stoker classic for the stage by Walking Shadow Theatre company.

We are delighted to announce (but chagrined by the late hour of said announcement) that Bad September will be performing at the fundraiser for the inaugural season of Shadowplay Theatre.

Join us for an intimate evening of music, comraderie, and mulled wine with steampunk singer/songwriter Eli August and an acoustic set or two by Bad September. Cozy up by the fireplace in the home of Sir Michael and Dame Elizabeth Borchert, and find warmth on a cold winter night. Please RSVP on the facebook event or at band@badseptember.com. Looking forward to seeing all your rosy cheeks there!