Tickets are $16.00 pre-sale, and $19.00 in advance via TICKETWEB.COM & CLUBTIX.NET
Get yours fast, the last Branded show almost SOLD OUT and brought 4000 people to the Congress.
You can also . . . TRY YOUR LUCK!
We’re giving away 100 free tickets every week leading up to BRANDED on June 19th. ENTER BELOW or CLICK HERE to win!
17 x 26, Magenta and gray, Tan 100# cover stock. Created by awarding winning graphic designer Dan Stiles. A Limited Edition run of 200 were produced. These sold out at the show, the folks over at Industreate are releasing the remaining 20 to a few lucky collectors.
Revolution Number 9
Congress Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
New Years Eve 2009
Friday, Feb. 13th during NY Fashion Week, All Gone is having a book launch and photo expo at Reed Space with Busy P providing the musical entertainment.
All gone is the finest in street culture, bundling up La MJC, fashionably forward Colette, and the incredible photography group indesignwetrust.
After the exposition finishes, the after party for All Gone is at Webster Hall with Xavier de Rosnay from Justice on the decks and Busy P doing an encore. This should be a fantastic event, so if you’re in New York city, stop through, mingle, knock a few back, (courtesy of Belvedere Vodka), dance the night away, and see some great photos. Oh, and they’ll be selling the book for a special discounted price at the expo…Even more incentive!
Reed Space (Opening reception 8-10PM)
151 Orchard Street
New York, NY 10002
Webster Hall
125 East 11th Street, between 3rd and 4th Avenues
New York, NY 10002
For tickets: www.websterhall.com, www.gbh.tv
Can’t make it that night? The book is available online at Colette.fr
Gros bises from Trash!
Collectors listen up! A portion of the limited edition posters will be available for sale at the Revolution Number 9,NYE event, a handful will go to the artists, and the remaining few will be made available on www.DanStiles.com after the NYE. A small limited run of variants (very limited – only 15!) will also be available. Collectible shirts will also be produced, (again, not to beat a dead horse, in “limited quantity”), so be sure to jump on this opportunity come January.
Additionally, Dan has just produced a second run of his award winning Feist poster, available from now, until they last, just in time for the holiday’s, and if you order today, Dec. 17th, Stiles & Co can ship in time for Christmas or, as Dan acknowledges, “whatever winter holiday your people might celebrate”.
Feist poster specs:
Event: Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, OR
Date: Nov 6, 2007
17 x 26, redish orange, blueish green, and opaque white, black 100# cover stock
Signed and numbered edition of 200, marked second edition GET THEM HERE!
Dan’s now designing & creating custom skate decks! To celebrate the new venture, he’s giving one away. And this isn’t just any deck, as of now, it’s the ONLY deck of its kind in existance. The “Witch Doctor” design, was inspired by the band Yeasayer. To have your chance at nabbing this primo exclusive, gratis, simply buy anything on www.danstiles.com between NOW and Jan 31, and you’re automatically entered to win. I don’t skate, but even if I did, this baby would never know what pavement was, it would got straight up on my wall with the rest of my art. Click the fancy banner below to check out his arsenal of fine work and other goods. Dan’s full line of stake decks will be a launching in 2009.
While they are still available, the show is selling out fast!* And if you happen to miss out, (hopefully you won’t!) You can also enter to win tickets to the show – we are giving away 2 pairs of tickets to REVNO9 every week leading up to New Year’s Eve. * Included with your ticket purchase is a 1 year subscription to Time Out Chicago valued at $19.95
♦ WINNERS OF GREAT IN 2008 JUSTICE † FOR ALL VIDEO CONTEST ♦
So after a flood of creative, interesting, weird, fun and all in all, GREAT video’s from all around the world, showing how you were “GREAT IN 200θ”, the contest has come to a close!!! After tallying up the public votes, 7 finalists were chosen and put to the panel of celebrity judges and friends, Justice †, So Me, Busy P, Dan Stiles, Industreate, Biz 3, and a winning video has been selected, along with the top referring site. Winners will receive a trip for 2 to Chicago to attend REVOLUTION NUMBER 9
Finalists will receive a merch package valued at over $65.00 created especially for the event by award winning graphic artist Dan Stiles.
Big thanks to all of those who spent their time on creating wonderful submission and sharing their great moments in 200θ. Check out the entries on the official contest site www.vimeo.com/justiceforall
Earlier today, Tech Funk Manifesto posted a photo of Justice “unplugged”, which lead to a whirlwind of linkage & emails circulating like wildfire across the internet.
The allegations and rumors . . . BUSTED!!! . . . Justice doesn’t play live?!?!?
So it seems to come down to a simple case of, ooops, my cord came unplugged, shit happens.
Justice responds to the allegations, with an “official statement” and explanation of the mishap . . .
“Yeah, shit happens! I remember the story, I couldn’t remember the city but i think it was in Manchester. I didn’t noticed at first, because as you can see i was looking at the computer to launch the next vocal hook and right after i realised that the blue screen went black, so there was no way possible it could work, so i plugged it back in, big deal! and the next thing you know is this picture.” – Gaspard Augé - Justice
To enter, simply send an email to: TICKETS@TRASHMENAGERIE.COM use “JUSTICE 2008” in the SUBJECT LINE and in the email LIST your Top 3 of 2008 in each category listed below . . .
Top 3 Artists of 2008
Top 3 Tracks of 2008
Top 3 Events of 2008
You can only enter once, winners will be selected by random, and we’ll be giving away 1 pair of tickets a week, leading up to New Year’s Eve, starting November 28th.
We’ll also compile and share everyone’s top 3 2008 ARTIST, TRACK, & EVENT picks when it’s all said and done, and have a little fun with it.
And if you’re not in the loop, there is yet another Justice contest currently running on Vimeo.com – it’s not to late to enter or vote for your favorite video submission of what was “Great In 2008.”
I saw the New York premiere of “Justice’ A Cross the Universe” last week. It’s a documentary of the band shot & produced by award winning directors Romain Gavras (”Stress”), and So Me (”D.A.N.C.E.”, “DVNO”) during the last 3 weeks of their Myspace sponsored tour in North America.
The screening was supposed to start at 7, I got there 20 minutes late, I thought I was going to miss it, but it was just starting. Members of the Ed Banger gang were in attendance, Busy P, So Me, SebastiAN, Amandine, of course Justice – Xavier and Gaspard.
I really thought one of best “characters” was the enduring, Christian bus driver. 100% Americana, 55 – 60 years old, reminiscing about singing in the church choir, practicing his vocal exercises, snapping shots of mountains with his camera phone, dealing with blown tires, and “crap” . . . literally.
Now throw the bus driver in with Justice, and their tour manager, “Bouchon“, English translation = bottleneck, stopper, plug. Bouchon has an obsession with guns, (I swear on one occasion he was in a Walmart shopping for one.) I think he is the most “gangster” French person i’ve come across in awhile, if ever. He’s definitely over the top.
And last but not least, Justice. Some of my personal favorite moments – Xavier & Gaspard kissing – Gaspard having sex with an Asian girl that allegedly looked like Xavier. The duo shopping for 8 mil homes. (Can they really afford that?)
Lots of drunk girls freaking out, singing “We Are Your Friends” at the top of their lungs, lots of “OMG I love you guys!”, puking, fights, blood, and hotel room pillow fights. I learned that Xavier can play the piano, and quite well, he is also caught on film serenading Anthony Keidis from Red Hot Chili Peppers with his band’s own song “Under the Bridge“. The look on Keidis’ face is priceless. There are also cameo appearances by Diplo (using the bathroom), the Ed Banger clan, and various other “scensters”.
It was an entertaining movie, certainly one for the fans, and it gives you more or less accurate inside look at what it’s like on tour in the land of Justice. It’s well done, considering the time restrictions it took to film, produce, and release the documentary by December 9, 08. The tour they were shooting ended in April of 08. Gavras and So Me do a great job of capturing the intensity of Justice‘ live performances. Quick cuts from revving up back stage to being right in the middle of a live dynamic sonic assault.
After the premiere, everyone headed over to hear Justice DJ at Webster Hall with SebastiAn and Busy P, who rounded out the night with old school Chicago House. Fun was had by all, and I felt like I was living a scene right out of “A Cross The Universe“.
If you live in Chicago, there is a screening of “A Cross The Universe” at The Metro on Nov. 14th, there are other screenings to coincide with their DJ gigs around North America, for more info visit UR CHICAGO.
As we speak, there is a contest running “Justice for All” – win a trip to Chicago on New Year’s Eve to hang out with Justice and So Me and party at Revolution Number 9, or take home cash. All you have to do is create a video, and get the most votes. The final winner will be chosen by Justice, So Me, Busy P, and other special folks. Maybe they will like your work so much you’ll shoot their next documentary?
Sign up and get full info at www.industreate.com/contest, create a video of what you did that was “Great in 2008“, then upload your video to www.Vimeo.com and tag it with “JST4ALL” and “TRASHMENAGERIE“.
As Big Stereo points out – “This is a contest for us too! We wanna hang out with you in Chicago so this is important, ha!*”
* Trash Menagerie note to Big Stereo and the rest of ya’ll, may the best blog win!
