Girl In A Coma
All Ages
Friday, November 22
Doors: 7pm Show: 7pm
$20
Girl In A Coma makes their triumphant return to House of Rock!
Support to be announced soon, stay tuned!
San Antonio’s Girl In A Coma have left a permanent tattoo on the hearts of music lovers with their piercing songs and nuclear performances. They’ve blazed a singular trail since Nina Diaz joined the band at age 13 and have found champions and comrades along the way including Joan Jett who signed them, Morrissey, Sia, Tegan and Sara, The Pogues and Amanda Palmer who have hand selected them for tours. In addition, Robert Rodriguez asked them to compose one of the key songs for his film Machete. All the while, they have been building one of the most impassioned and diverse fan bases in music. Girl in a Coma are that rare feral band, unaffected by trends, that has managed to stay wild and thrill us at every turn. Their most recent album, Exits & All the Rest, was released in late 2011 on Blackheart Records, and is the most heart-stopping turn yet. The album was named to NPR’s list of Top 50 Albums of 2011 and won the IMA award for Best Indie/Alt Rock Album.
Girl in a Coma
San Antonio’s Girl In A Coma have left a permanent tattoo on the hearts of music lovers with their piercing songs and nuclear performances. They’ve blazed a singular trail since Nina Diaz joined the band at age 13 and have found champions and comrades along the way including Joan Jett who signed them, Morrissey, Sia, Tegan and Sara, The Pogues and Amanda Palmer who have hand selected them for tours. In addition, Robert Rodriguez asked them to compose one of the key songs for his film Machete last year. Their debut album Both Before I'm Gone reached #23 on Billboards Hot Seekers chart as well as #21 on Itunes. All the while, they have been building one of the most impassioned and diverse fan bases in music. Girl in a Coma are that rare feral band, unaffected by trends, that has managed to stay wild and thrill us at every turn. Exits & All the Rest, their 4th album is out now.Voted by NPR as one of their top 50 albums of the year.
