Shilpa Ray w/ Onesie + The Roulettes

7:00PM Doors // 8:00PM Show

21+

$15 presale // $18 doors

Shilpa Ray is a singer songwriter/ band leader based in NYC. She has written and recorded 5 albums. She has toured and played with the likes of Nick Cave, Lydia Lunch, James Chance, Jon Spencer, and Psychic TV. She will be releasing new material in 2025.

Led by songwriter/guitarist/singer Ben Haberland, and joined by fellow lifers Rob Lanterman (Shrugdealer, Hidden Home Records) on guitar, Jason Bauers (Lie About, Better Plastics, Behold...The Arctopus) on drums, and Matt Ernest on bass, Brooklyn, NYC's Onesie have spent the last seven years chiseling out their own idiosyncratic place in the musical landscape. Combining the trim, confectionary songwriting of 70s power pop, the socially aware wit and jangling hooks of 80s indie/britpop, and the sledgehammer crunch of 90s DIY punk hardcore, the group have released three albums of timeless, catchy af jams that transmute our collective neuroses into something that will make you dance, air guitar, laugh, and cry…often in the same verse. As a genre bending catch-all project for timeless, obtuse guitar pop, Onesie remain difficult to categorize, but for those looking for a turbocharged testament to substance in an increasingly vapid musical landscape, here comes your band.

The Roulettes thought they played their last show in Portland, OR, in 2004. A dude wrote "It's about time they shut the f**k up" on their poster at Kelly's Olympian Bar. Alas for him, they did not! The band re-emerged in NYC from a grad-school hiatus in 2009, slowly rebuilding with founding members, drummer/singer Rachel Hass and singer/guitarist Rebecca Keith (also the frontwoman of Little Hustle) and powerhouse bassist Alice Danger (who fronts her own solo project of the same name). Energized by being back in their hometown, the band started working on the songs that would become their first EP in 20 years, Mommy Comes Back, set to release in October, 2024. The Deli describes their first new single, “Batter Up” as “a fresh and feisty burst of inspiration.”

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