I am quite possibly the proudest big sis there is. Because my brother’s electronic dance rock band has hit the big time.
WIZERDZ are headlining the Biltmore Cabaret this Monday.
In my very biased opinion, they’re the best band out there (Phoenix be damned). They’ve played sold-out shows in Vancouver and Victoria, a 30-minute live set on CITR, they opened for The Humans at the Canadian debut of their new video and they’re one of three bands currently in the finals of CITR’s Shindig.
Oh, and they dress like wizards.
So put on your cloak, grab your dancing shoes and don’t miss the show. The WIZERDZ at Biltmore Cabaret (395 Kingsway, Vancouver) on Monday, November 29th with The Killing Time Quartet and Vincent Parker. Tickets at the door.
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hahaha this is awesome, I love they dress like wizards!
<3 Kastles
tied for first place fan with Matt Wu!
i want in on this tie. !!!WIZERDZ!!!
Excuuuuuuuse me?!?! I would also like to be tied for number one fan.
I have the reputation of being “the sister who dances like crazy in the front row,” after all. And if that doesn’t make me a super fan, I don’t know what does.
P.S. Kastles — their costumes make their shows hilarious. Love them.
I really would love to see this show….kinda wish I didn’t live in a different province. PS- awesome blog!
see you there!!
I.S. — Thank you! P.S. If there’s one reason to move to Vancouver — it’s the WIZERDZ. Or perhaps they should do a cross-country tour and come to you.
Quelle — Yeaaaaah gurl! Can’t wait to rock out with you!
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