Fundraiser At Club Diablo

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Sep 26th 2005, 9:14am By queenseyes

Here's a great reason to check out one of the hottest clubs in the city. This is the place where the movies are projected onto the musicians on stage as they play. Anime is one of the favorite film choices. The club also has a sweet dj booth that cranks into the wee hours of the morning. Funky club chairs and stainless steel bathrooms add to the goth/punk club setting. This place has a pretty good beer selection. It is around the corner from Mohawk Place, so if you are in for a night of music, this is the neighborhood. Club Diablo is hosting a New Orleans Benefit Show that includes a lineup of eight bands a week from Tuesday. Hereis a preview of the schedule:

6PM: Brent Persia 7PM: Ducinals 8PM: Host Echo 9PM: Invisible Choir 10PM: Waildogs 11PM: A Mourning Vision 12AM: Czechmates 1AM: The Fracture

Tuesday September 27th. Doors @ 5PM There will be food, and first drink is free.

$10 donation. Advanced tickets or at the door. All proceeds to Red Cross.

Club Diablo 517 Washington Street. 716-842-0666

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