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99.3 THE FOX PRESENTS PRIMUS AT THE ORPHEUM THEATRE
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WHERE
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· Orpheum Theatre
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WHEN
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· Friday, June 15 @ 7:30 PM
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AGE
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· All Ages
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PRICE
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· (incl. HST) $39.50 & $55.00
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STATUS
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· On Sale Now
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99.3 THE FOX PRESENTS PRIMUS HAPPENING FRIDAY JUNE 15th AT THE ORPHEUM THEATRE.
Tickets on sale NOW.
Primus are a band who need no introduction. For the past 27 years the group have followed in the footsteps of boundary-pushing artists like Frank Zappa and Pink Floyd to create some of the most original and inventive music in existence—and they’ve collaborated with everyone from Tom Waits to Tom Morello over the years in the process. However nothing could properly prepare listeners for Green Naugahyde, which is the band’s first album in eleven years featuring the line-up of bassist/singer Les Claypool, guitarist Larry LaLonde and drummer Jay Lane.
Like Primus’ early output before they were international superstars, there was no earth-shattering catalyst behind Green Naugahyde other than the fact that all three of these musicians—and life-long collaborators who have worked together in various contexts—were getting the itch to experiment again. “There wasn't a lot of pre-thought to this as much as, ‘Oh here we are, we should make a record,’” explains Claypool. “I’ve been playing with Jay quite a lot over the past ten years and we have an intuitive bond so for me he was a natural choice to be back in the mix,” Claypool continues when asked how Lane came about rejoining the band after nearly two decades apart.
ORPHEUM THEATRE
601 Smithe StreetVancouver, B.C. V6B 5G1
(604)876-3434
http://www.vancouversymphony.ca/co_venue.php?venuecode=Orph
- Nearest cross street is: Smithe at Seymour Street
- Parking information: There is no parkade attached to the Orpheum however there is parking in the neighbourhood. Please click here to access downloadable parking maps of the downtown area.
- Directions: The magnificent Orpheum is one of North America’s finest concert halls. Built in 1927, restored in 1977 and acoustically upgraded in 1995 and refurbished in 2009, it is a designated National Heritage Site. Home to the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Vancouver Bach Choir, Vancouver Chamber Choir and Vancouver Cantata Singers, the Orpheum seats 2,688 patrons.
- Capacity: 2688
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