Kennedy Center Gig From June 7 in Washington, DC, Streaming Here:
http://www.kennedy-center.org/explorer/videos/?id=M4223

Australia's "Rudely Interrupted" plays the Brooklyn Bowl TOMORROW,
Thursday June 10th at the Brooklyn Bowl. 61 Wythe Avenue between N. 11th &
12th streets in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Near both the L and G subway
trains. Tickets $10. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD!

Get directions via Trip Planner:
http://tripplanner.mta.info/_start.aspx

For ticket info contact Kylie Robertson at:
kylie@robertsonsolutions.com

Rudely Interrupted is one of Australia's truly unique indie rock acts.
Five out of the six members have a range of both physical and intellectual
disabilities.

Their sound has been compared to "Joy Division having a Gary Numan party
while eating pitch perfect cookies" and is certain to blow your mind and
invade your brain with their infectious hooks.

Brooklyn Bowl described by Rolling Stone as, "One of the most incredible
places on earth."

The gig will be a launch party for the band's kicking debut album,
"Tragedy of the Commons" available now at iTunes.

"Their music is some of the most energetic and genuine to emerge
from the Australian rock 'n' roll underground in recent times." -
Time Out Magazine

"This Melbourne group - with a taut, impassioned sound somewhere between
the Killers and Wire - happens to be the real deal." - The Village Voice

"If you've never heard them before expect some extremely well-crafted
music by a bunch of guys who happen to have been saddled with a slightly
wonky set of genes." - VICE Magazine

"There is nothing disabled about this band. These guys rock!" - Fox News
Red Eye

"Rudely Interrupted manage to out-anthem The Killers." - Toronto's Eye Weekly

Bottom Line? The success or failure of the Brooklyn Bowl gig depends on
how well the disability community embraces it and attends. You say you want
quality arts and culture options with a disability flair? Here's your
chance to prove it. Show up, support the band and have a blast!

http://www.rudelyinterupted.com