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Very Bad Horse
Sail On!Thursday, March 11, 2010 at 8pm
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Sail On!Friday, March 12, 2010 at 9pm
$10 [BUY TICKETS] 21+
 
Sail On!Saturday, March 13, 2010 at 7pm
$12 [BUY TICKETS] 21+
 
Sail On!Saturday, March 13, 2010 at 10pm
$12 [BUY TICKETS] 21+
 
Sail On!Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 7pm
$8 [BUY TICKETS] 21+
 
Sail On!MONDAY, MAR 15, 2010 7PM
The Sea Around Us
Philadelphia-based drummer, Ricardo Lagomasino, has been playing music longer than he hasn't been playing music. While pursuing a music degree, he studied with Billy Hart, Ralph Peterson, Joe Chambers, Jamey Haddad, and Michael Rosen and got to play in bands led by Joe Chambers, Roscoe Mitchell, Wendell Logan, Marcus Belgrave and soundpainter Walter Thompson. He has toured US, Canada, Europe and the UK with Many Arms, Joe Lally, Capillary Action and Hulk Smash. He has been seen on stage with Lee Jaewon, SHREDfest, Circles, George Korein, Verity In Stereo, Pads & Steel and DCIC.

It's Just Vanity
By way of Chicago and New Jersey, but calling Chapel Hill home, It’s Just Vanity draw on the indie rock influence the town has become so famous for, while keeping the basement scene work ethic they grew up with. It's Just Vanity's first EP "The Strangers" helped the band recognize their sound -- half old school emo, half instrumental post rock -- and get their name out through a free download, promoted on east coast tours to message boards in Sweden, Japan and the United Kingdom. Their debut LP, Here's What You Remember From A Coma, combines the intricacy of math rock, with the heavy, epic tones of post rock and throws in memorable choruses to let audiences remember that indie music isn't boring. The atmospheric indie rock quartet formed less than a year ago and are now on the cusp of their debut LP release - Here's What You Remember From A Coma - and will be making their third tour of the east coast in support of the record. "Their tracks balance hypnotic, drifting passages with chunky indie rock churn... remarkably well-realized music, offering plenty of promise." - Chris Parker, Independent Weekly

$8 [BUY TICKETS] 21+ 
 

Sail On!Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 7pm
In Grenada
The New Motels

$10 ADV / $12 DOS [BUY TICKETS] 21+
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Sail On!WEDNESDAY, MAR 17, 2010 8PM
The Ruffians
NYC's Answer to Flogging Molly and The Dropkick Murphys


The Ruffians combine many elements to their music, Irish, Rock, Punk. Their songs are about the human experience and a celebration of life. It's toe tapping fighting, f***ing, drinking music. Wrapped up in songs that will leave you going home with a swagger in your step and whistling away. The Ruffians are the genuine article. Not just another Pogue sound a like or Wolftones wanna be's, The Ruffians are NYC answer to Flogging Molly and The Dropkick Murphys. COME OUT FOR ONE HELL OF A NIGHT; COME FOR A PINT!
 
Performing Classic Irish Drinking Songs, covers from some of your favorite irish and punk acts, as well as originals from their own vast catalog.

$8 [BUY TICKETS] 21+ 
 
Sail On!Friday, March 19, 2010 at 9pm
Ghost Stepper (featuring Jesse Miller, Luke Miller and Mike Greenfield of Lotus)
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Sail On!Saturday, March 20, 2010 at 9pm
Playing "The Bends" in its entirety with full light show provided by Pulse Lighting.
With special guests:
$12 ADV / $15 DOS [BUY TICKETS] 21+
 
Sail On!Sunday, March 21, 2010 at 7pm
$8 [BUY TICKETS] 21+
 
Sail On!Tuesday, March 23, 2010 at 7pm
The New Music Series welcomes:
$7 [BUY TICKETS] 21+
 
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