Yes, ladies & gents, today is officially the Feel Good Hits of the Summer Fest down at The Proletariat. There's been a minor lineup change or two, I believe -- due to scheduling conflicts, the Bright Men of Learning are no longer gonna be there, for one -- but the whole shebang's still scheduled to go off as planned, according to co-organizer Ryan of The Skyline Network (along with Gilbert of Spain Colored Orange), and man, is it gonna be good. (See here for proof.)

Details, details, who's got the details? Well, here's the set times, as far as we know 'em:

• Program 4:30pm
• The Watermarks 5:30pm
• Dizzy Pilot 6:30pm
• The Kimonos 7:30pm
• Paris Falls 8:30pm
• The Western Civilization 9:30pm
• Spain Colored Orange 10:30pm
• Arthur Yoria 11:30pm
• Tody Castillo 12:30am

Now, if you've read this site for any amount of time at all, you'll notice that this show includes nearly every freakin' pop-ish band we here at Space City Rock like, from awesome popsters Program to Bright Eyes-esque rockers The Western Civilization to badass singer/songwriters Arthur Yoria & Tody Castillo. Seriously, this show is jam-packed with amazingly talented folks all the way through. Several are SCR Featured Bands, and those that ain't are all on the list to be one sometime soon, honest.

Of course, there's always the Cha-ching! Factor to consider, but never fear: this is cheap, people. Legal-to-drink-ers get in for a measly $5, while 18-20-ers get in for only $8, which is less than it costs to buy a medium pizza these days (and that's the whole damn day, mind you). How the hell can you beat that? Plus, it's all indoors, which is good since the fabled H-town Heat is now apparently upon us, and the thing is looking to run smooth-smooth-smooth, without the hassles & screwups most festival-type things run into.

Festivities start at 4:30 PM, so start getting ready right damn now, y'all. It's a beautiful, non-rainy day, with plenty of great, great, great music for a ridiculously small amount of $$$. Get on out of the house. Go. No, seriously.

Labels: H-Town News, Things To Do

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