Sunday July 19th
“Chip on My Shoulder; The History of Slapshot”
Feature length documentary film by Ian McFarland & Anthony Moreschi
Special guests producer Ian McFarland and Mark MacKaye from Slapshot
The Royal 608 College St.
Toronto, ON, Canada
$10.00 Advance at Ticketweb.ca or in Toronto record stores
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“Chip on My Shoulder; The History of Slapshot” Feature length documentary film by Ian McFarland & Anthony Moreschi Special guests producer Ian
McFarland and Mark MacKaye from Slapshot The Royal 608 College St. Toronto, ON, Canada ...
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Discipline - 6-12-2009 at 10:32 PM
Gonna have to see about getting some tickets for this.Six66Mike - 6-13-2009 at 12:32 AM
This is part of the Radio Silence weekend. Here's the post with full info. Negative Approach, Supertouch, Fucked Up, Pulling Teeth & others playing
over the weekend, plus a No Warning documentary and some other stuff.
Fri July 17: Stuck In The City presents the Radio Silence Gallery @ Gibson Showroom - 19+
Radio Silence Gallery - Hosted by Dave Smalley
DJs Mark Ryan + Anthony Pappalardo
No advance tickets - $10 at the door
Serious inquiries about purchasing photos contact ewan@embracepresents.com
Sat July 18: NEGATIVE APPROACH, SUPERTOUCH, DAVE SMALLEY, THE WRONG SIDE, HELL MOUTH, PULLING TEETH, PALA, BAD CHOICE @ Annex Wreckroom, 1PM - ALL
AGES
Tickets available at Rotate This, Soundscapes, Hits and Misses, and Ticketweb: http://www.ticketweb.ca/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loa...
Sat July 18: TOHC Midnight Movies @ Trash Palace
THE LAST POGO, NOT DEAD YET, STILL BLEEDS (No Warning Documentary)
Sun July 19: "CHIP ON MY SHOULDER" documentary about Slapshot. Q&A with Producer Ian Macfarlane and Mark Mackaye of Slapshot @ The Royal, 2pm
Tickets available at Rotate This, Soundscapes, Hits and Misses, and Ticketweb
I would really like to go, but flights to Toronto are $400 and its a 10 hour drive each way.ShawnRefuse - 6-13-2009 at 11:12 AM
Hmm, we are playing an 8PM show in Buffalo on the 18th, wonder how realistic it is to see the day show...
SICK lineup.
BDx13 - 6-13-2009 at 01:23 PM
you could see a couple hours, but customs is unpredictable.panzerkreuzer - 6-13-2009 at 01:38 PM
slapshot play germany more than any other country on this planet. when will this fucking movie come over here? i can´t wait.XHonusWagnerX - 6-13-2009 at 08:10 PM
DVD sould be sometime soon I think. Not sure about screenings in Europe though.Six66Mike - 6-13-2009 at 08:56 PM
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Originally posted by XHonusWagnerX
I would really like to go, but flights to Toronto are $400 and its a 10 hour drive each way.
Check flights into Buffalo and see how much that is plus car rental. Flying in & out of Buffalo is usually a far bit cheaper than Toronto. Or maybe
Hamilton airport?
Quote:
Originally posted by ShawnRefuse
Hmm, we are playing an 8PM show in Buffalo on the 18th, wonder how realistic it is to see the day show...
SICK lineup.
With a 1PM start you could easily see 3-4 hours, Buffalo is about 1.5-2 hour drive from Toronto at the speed limitm customs going back into the US
shouldn't be a problem for Americans either. Going into Canada as long as you leave your gear at the venue in Buffalo so they don't think you're
playing should get you into Canada hassle free, hopefully.
I'd leave around 5:30 to safely get to your own show on time.
