The Happys, The Critics and Weird Year

THE ARLENE FRANCIS CENTER PRESENTS

THE HAPPYS, THE CRITICS, AND WEIRD YEAR

SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 2025 - DOORS OPEN AT 7PM - SHOW STARTS AT 7:30PM

99 6TH STREET, SANTA ROSA, CA

ALL AGES SHOW - $15 - NOTAFLOF

Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, The Happys have toured nationally garnering a strong cult following their guerilla marketing techniques and rowdy live performances. The Happy have won several awards most notably, they were voted 2022 Best Punk Rock band of the North Bay by The Bohemian and Pacific Sun. They have toured and shared with stage with a variety of acclaimed artists such as Sublime with Rome, Hobo Johnson, Sensi Trails, Dwight Yoakham, Mad Caddies and Del the Funky Homosapien. They have released 2 full length albums and an EP “Bipolar.”

The Happys Website

The name "THE CRITICS" came from the band's love of art, music, and film. Sergio Ramirez sings and plays guitar, Ethan Fuller plays drums, Josh Fuller plays guitar, and Aaron Soli plays bass. Ethan and Josh are brothers and their family music room and our friendship is what brought us together. Sergio is our lyricist, Josh is our mixing engineer, and all four of us compose music together.

The band commits to a strong and dynamic alternative rock sound reminiscent of The Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, Queens of the Stone Age, Radiohead, and Kings of Leon.

The Critics music is available on all streaming platforms. Click below to learn more and follow them on social media.

The Critics Website

Weird Year is a Mendocino County based, 4 piece indie rock band formed in 2016. Their sound pulls from the stylings of Modest Mouse, RKS, the Dodos and The Violent Femmes. Their rhythm section focuses on dance rock inspired bass and drums, accompanied with a 50/50 mix of jangly clean and distorted guitar sounds. The lyrics tell personal tales from their experiences together. They currently have 2 full length records released alongside a collection of music video singles

WEIRD YEAR INSTAGRAM

Host or Publisher Arlene Francis Center