Prospera Place
$15, kids under 12 get in for FREE

Come down to Prospera Place on Saturday, August 14th to check out our next Roller Derby event, the Deuce Scoop Derby Double Header! Check out your very own Okanagan Peach Tarts Vs. The Reign Valley Vixens Doomsday Bunnies! Then stick around for the second game, we have The Reign Valley Kiss Me Deadlies Vs. The Terminally Evil All Stars. Tickets on sale through SelectYourTickets.com. Or hit up your favorite Derby Girl to purchase at (250) 762-5050.

w/ The Capers
$5 - Buy your tickets for this show here!
Doors at 8pm, show at 9pm

Elephant Train is a five piece indie rock band hailing from fair Vancouver.They've been around since 2007, gaining a respectable following by playing shows throughout Vancouver. Their sound touches on a wide variety of genres and styles, combining funky licks that make the girls cry with a solid, lickity-split havoc that brings out the boogie in people. Quickly gathering speed with a new album of studio recordings, Elephant Train delivers a strong, enthusiastic live show full of funky, original rock. . Check out their single 'Everybody Talks' on MySpace - it's finger snapping good and toe tappingly delicious.

w/ JGirl
$10 pre-sale (+$2.50 tx & sc) - Buy your tickets for this show here!
$12 door
Doors at 8pm, show at 9pm

Vitaminsforyou is a Canadian electronic music project led by Bryce Kushnier, a pioneer of the “lo-fi bedroom electronics” genre of music. Originally based in Winnipeg, the band currently operates from Toronto. Kushnier is one of the first musicians to use a home computer to mix different music genres together. His music fuses electronica, acoustic folk, and psychedelia.

w/ The Greff Band and Minto
$10 advance (+$2.50 tx & sc) - Buy your tickets for this show here!
Doors at 8pm, show at 9pm

Mini Mansions are a three-piece psych pop band from Los Angeles (w/ Michael Shuman from Queens of the Stone Age), who serve a mix of baroque-pop requiems, Motown eulogies, and Mersey-era break beats.  Let's just say it's like The Zombies playing at ODB's funeral. The Greff Band is classic roots rock raised on the Canadian plains. Minto is a five piece folky, rock and roll band from Vancouver.

w/ Jody Glenham
$12 (+$2.50 tx & sc) - Buy your tickets for this show here!
Doors at 8pm, show at 9pm

Fearless. That was the word that kept coming up when Australian singer/songwriter Kate Miller-Heidke was dreaming up her sophomore record (and US debut) Curiouser. Fun was another one. The fact that she dared to dream either while her 2007 Australian debut Little Eve was still ringing loud and clear suggests a couple more F-words. Forward. And Fast. Jody Glenham is a Canadian songwriter/singer and pianist. With two self-released albums behind her and a "Best of Vancouver 2009" accolade bestowed by The Georgia Straight; combined with growing exposure through local reviews and blogs (Discorder, The Indiefiles, CBC Radio 3), Jody Glenham is rapidly entering “can’t miss” artist territory.

Pop Montreal presents Pop Off 2 w/ Jane Vain and Valleys
w/ James Struthers
$8 (+$2.50 tx & sc) - Buy your tickets for this show here!
Doors at 8pm, show at 9pm

From somewhere beneath the swelling strings and synths, the angular guitars and pulsating beats, cleaves the voice of Jamie Fooks of Jane Vain. In early 2003, Fooks started writing songs by her self in her basement apartment, to deal with the remaining demons of a reckless adolescence.Valleys are an amazing revelation—a band that makes me imagine what it might have been like to see The Swans back in their heyday, if you replaced Michael Gira with a ethereal young female with a deceptive, awesome power.

feat. Aaron Gordon, Run Rabbit Run, Tusk Mountain, and Daniel Huscroft
$5 (+ $1.50 tx & sc) - Buy your tickets for this show here!
Doors at 8pm, show at 8:30 - Come check out our new menu!

Music BC presents Habitat and Friends' bringing you the next edition of our Local Showcase. Created by Jeff Pike (Windborn), these showcases aim to give local artists a chance to perform onstage at Habitat along with friends and some new faces. The evening also aims at raising awareness surrounding local talent. In addition, the artists who sells the most tickets to their showcase recieves a FREE Music BC membership (valued at $54). Totally boss.

w/ Nixie and The Capers
$8 (+$2.50 tx & sc) - Buy your tickets for this show here!
Doors at 8pm, show at 9pm

The Stolen Organ Family Band prays to The back of A LumBerjack's hand Let me move through WOOD like SAND and I will SHAKE YOU GOOD The Stolen Organ Family Band. shakin', understood? Nixie is a BC based all female band that formed in January 2008. The four piece consisting of drums, synthesizers, piano, vocals, and bass guitar has already made waves in their hometown, Kelowna, and around Western Canada.

w/ Henry and the Nightcrawlers
$10 (+$1.50 tx & sc) - Buy your tickets for this show here!
Doors at 8pm, show at 9pm

The Zolas' debut album 'Tic Toc Tic' mixes infectious indie-pop songs with hairpin turns, schizoid piano throwdowns, and a sort of cabaret strut. This prog-pop treasure chest is equal parts catchy and cryptic; it's like Justin Timberlake meets The Beatles, or maybe Coldplay meets The Clash.

w/ Fields of Green
$12 (+ $1.50 tx & sc) - Buy your tickets for this show here!
Doors at 8pm, show at 9pm

It is not because Kate is the size of jockey or because Damon was once kicked by a goat that An Horse bears its name. There’s no sense in that. A friend once gave Kate a sweater with An Horse written on it because he thought it was grammatically correct. It wasn’t and that was quite a long time ago but Kate still wears the sweater. She hasn’t grown in years. Damon still remembers the goat like it was yesterday. In the beginning, there was Fields of Green. Okay, that’s not completely true. In reality, this dynamic foursome from Kelowna, BC has only been around since 2008, but they’ve been breaking ground quickly ever since, trampling the expectations of slouching teenagers and erect professionals alike while shattering pre-existing notions of brilliance underfoot.