The Monster Mashup w/ Three Star Revival

Thursday, October 31st: Opposite Box and #CHAlloween return to The Honest Pint!

This year, the lightning flashes above the lab as Igor rips the sheet off the MONSTER MASHUP!

The Monster Mashup will be a set full of mashups, blends and crossovers from some of your favorite songs and artists to party to, all presented live by Opposite Box.! The Monster Mashup set will close out the night, following an original OB set.

We're also excited to have the mighty Three Star Revival kicking the night off with an excellent blend of Tennessee-infused rock/soul/funk and R&B!

DETAILS:

Doors at 8pm 21+ $15 Day Of 50 LIMITED presale tickets @ $5

Opposite Box - www.instagram.com/oppositebox

Opposite Box is an experimental rock band from Chattanooga, Tennessee known for seamlessly blending 70s-inspired progressive rock and contemporary jazz-fusion with a variety of shifting genres and psychedelic soundscapes, all while maintaining a fun, enthusiastic dedication to live performance.

Comparable artists: Frank Zappa, Parliament-Funkadelic, Aquarium Rescue Unit, the Mars Volta, Primus, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Mr. Bungle.

Three Star Revival - www.threestarrevival.com

Three Star Revival is always sure to bring a good time when you come out and groove with them. Meaningful lyrics, catchy melodies, and extended improvisational sections take the listener across a plethora of genres including soul/r&b/jazz/funk/americana to tie it all together with a high energy rock show that will always keep you movin’. Although the group was founded in Knoxville by frontman Ben Gaines and guitarist Cameron Moore, its members now call 5 different cities home;Gaines calls music city in Nashville, TN home, Moore still holds down the fort in knoxville, Bassist Tyler Reddick hails from the mountains of Chattanooga, Bo Kitzman from the fields of West TN, and Gregory Walton made the move to Murfreesboro from his hometown of Shreveport, LA. 2019 will see new music all year from the group with the first EP slated to drop around dates at Rhythm and Blooms and Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. The group has dates slated all around the Southeast to continue its hectic tour schedule that has already included opening spots for bands like Big Something, Perpetual Groove, Moon Taxi, Trevor Hall, and Portugal. The Man. The group is just starting to spread the sounds of Tennessee across the country, and is not looking to slow down any time soon.