GUITAR BAND release show with Fake Accent and The Miami Dolphins

The Cedar Presents

GUITAR BAND release show with Fake Accent and The Miami Dolphins

Thursday, February 27, 2025/ Doors: 7:00 PM / Show: 7:30 PM

All Ages

Seated

$18 Advance, $23 Day of Show

This is a seated show with general admission, first-come-first-served seating. The Cedar is happy to reserve seats for patrons who require special seating accommodations. To request access accommodations, please go to our .

For Cedar-presented shows, online ticket sales typically end one hour before the door time, and then, based on availability, tickets will be available at the door.

GUITAR BAND celebrates the release of their debut album GUITAR BAND, out on legendary local label Bumpy, with a show at here at The Cedar featuring support from Erik Fratzke's Fake Accent and The Miami Dolphins.

Skronky, mesmeric long-form instrumental compositions for 8 (or more) electric guitars and 2 (not more) drum kits. Think Glenn Branca, Rhys Chatham, Bill Orcutt... Think GUITAR BAND!

Guitar Band is a based Minneapolis-based guitar-based post-minimalist guitar group based in Minneapolis on guitars, featuring Adam Zahller, Toby Ramaswamy, Erik Fratzke, Gus Murphy, Daisy Swimmer, Mark Engelmann, Joey Crane, Toivo Hannigan on guitars, and Patrick Marschke and Cory Healey on drums.

To learn more about Guitar Band:

Visit Toby Ramaswamy's Instagram

Visit Adam Zahller's Instagram

Visit Erik Fratzke's Instagram

Visit Daisy Swimmer's Instagram

Visit Mark Engelmann's Instagram

Visit Joey Crane's Instagram

Visit Toivo Hannigan's Instagram

Visit Cory Healey's Instagram

Fake Accent is Guitarist/Composer, Erik Fratzke, featuring Nathan Hanson (Clarinet, Saxophone), Cooper Doten (Bass) and Cory Healey (Drums). Performs compositions inspired by divergent streams of 20th Century Music distilled into the language of small group jazz.

To learn more about Fake Accent:

• Visit their BandCamp page here

The Miami Dolphins are and have been a musical group over the years, however long, and also friends.Despite being older than they once were, they continue to age. They have been known to imitate different animals throughout their prosperous and hazy tenure. Enjoy some out of context snippets about the group:

"one of my favorite local songs this year ... an off-kilter jazz/rock tune with spoken word vocals and a seagull impression"
"dynamic and offbeat""It's not funny that it's funny, and it's funny that it's not funny.""whirling and angular naturally free-range""a blanket fort of toothy t-shirt waves"

To learn more about The Miami Dolphins:

• Visit their Bandcamp page here

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