Rock unit Squirrels From Hell, “The Band New York City Couldn’t Kill,” has announced a free show on November 22, at the Greenpoint Gallery in Brooklyn.
Formed in 1978, Squirrels From Hell has been crafting a depiction of what the true 21st century American experience looks like for decades. Spanning multiple sounds in a particularly underground rock style, Squirrels from Hell blends a wide array of instruments and vocals behind striking lyricism seeped in rage, cynicism, crude musicality, and pure energy.
Facing several challenges including a fluctuating lineup and difficult external circumstances, Squirrels From Hell has risen above time and time again to remain as a unit and continue their mission of capturing the modern lived experience, earning the group the moniker of “The Band New York City Couldn’t Kill.”
While Squirrels From Hell have released music frequently online, it’s on the stage where they truly shine. Fans of the group and New York’s underground rock scene are in luck, too- they’ve just announced a show at Brooklyn’s own Greenpoint Gallery completely free of charge.
Established in 2003, The Greenpoint Gallery is a non-profit arts organization that offers classes, lectures, career counseling, and affordable exhibition spaces for emerging artists. On November 22, the Greenpoint Gallery space will be transformed into a concert venue as Squirrels From Hell pay a visit.
Starting at 9:00 PM, the band will be performing completely free of charge. To learn more about the event and how to attend, visit the show’s web page here.
Squirrels From Hell is a regularly touring New York act with frequent shows throughout the metro area and beyond. To learn more about the band and find out if they’re coming to an area near you, check out their official website here.
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