Bodega Gig Guide Update - 17 October 2006

Tuesday, 17 October 2006, 4:08 pm
Press Release: Bar Bodega

Bar Bodega: 101 Ghuznee Street, Wellington, New Zealand www.bodega.co.nz
* Please note that this supersedes the gig listing dated 10 October 2006

T17 The Soul Affair ($3 Bubbles, $3 Export & $5 Cocktails) featuring DJs Mr White, Colynjah, Si Stone & Knave Knixx
W18 MySpace Wednesday
T19 Gigantic (Aus), National Office & Colonel Mustard
F20 Ryhthm Subrosa, Pacific Bass Culture & Guests
S21 Battle Circus, Percy Feral & Guests
S22 Acoustic Sunday - 8pm
M23 Labour Day Show with Chris Knox, The International Ukelele Orchestra and Guests - Tickets available soon
T24 The Soul Affair ($3 Bubbles, $3 Export & 3 for $12 RTDs) featuring DJs Mr White, Colynjah, Si Stone & Knave Knixx
W25 NORT, Cop Car & Guests
T26 Make Out City Presents: Holiday with Friends, Tommy Ill & Special Guests
F27 Bryce International Airways
S28 The Hot Grits, The Aviators, Dunc tha Funk, Uncle Barnie and Daniel Ward
Room 101: African Dance Party - All Tribes Welcome
S29 Acoustic Sunday - 8pm
Room 101: Comedy Underground
M30 Vinyl Party: BYO Records, Tapes, CDs and IPODs with Wellingtons finest DJs
T31 The Soul Affair ($3 Bubbles, $3 Export & $5 Cocktails) featuring DJs Mr White, Colynjah, Si Stone & Knave Knixx

November

W1 NZCAN - Band Showcase Night One - Gold Coin Entry
Room 101: NZCAN Solo & Duet Showcase
T2 NZCAN - Band Showcase Night Two - Gold Coin Entry
Room 101: NZCAN Solo & Duet Showcase
F3 Jacky Tar - Dress to Kill 10th Birthday
S4 Sticky Filth, Slipping Tounge, Sick 66 & Sadius Fiend
Room 101: Spanish Civil War Bunker Concert
S5 Acoustic Sunday - 8pm
M6 Vinyl Party: BYO Records, Tapes, CDs and IPODs with Wellingtons finest DJs
All Blacks vs England (3.30am)
T7 The Soul Affair ($3 Bubbles, $3 Export & $5 Cocktails) featuring DJs Mr White, Colynjah, Si Stone & Knave Knixx
W8 MySpace Wednesday featuring Tommy Ill, The Robba & JCK
Room 101 - Beer Club ($25 - 7.30pm)
T9 Bodega Functions - Book Now 384 8212
Room 101: Texas Hold 'em Poker
F10 National Party featuring Dion Invisible, Disco Skull and more
S11 A special show to announce
Room 101: Brannigan Kaa
All Blacks vs France
S12 Acoustic Sunday - 8pm
M13 Vinyl Party: BYO Records, Tapes, CDs and IPODs with Wellingtons finest DJs
T14 The Soul Affair ($3 Bubbles, $3 Export & $5 Cocktails) featuring DJs Mr White, Colynjah, Si Stone & Knave Knixx
Room 101: Texas Hold 'em Poker
W15 MySpace Wednesday featuring Simple Harmonic Motion & Guests
T16 Stylus, Supermodel & Guests
F17 Diwata Album Release Party
S18 SAFE Benefit Gig featuring very special performers
All Blacks vs France
S19 Acoustic Sunday - 8pm
M20 Wellington Music Week
Vinyl Party: BYO Records, Tapes, CDs and IPODs with Wellingtons finest DJs
Room 101: All Blacks vs England (3.30am)
T21 Wellington Music Week
The Soul Affair ($3 Bubbles, $3 Export & $5 Cocktails) featuring DJs Mr White, Colynjah, Si Stone & Knave Knixx
W22 Wellington Music Week
MySpace Wednesday
T23 Wellington Music Week
Make Out City Presents: Holiday with Friends, Tommy Ill & Special Guests
Room 101: Texas Hold 'em Poker
F24 Wellington Music Week
One Million Dollars
Room 101: Hi Aces, Bonanza, Slim Chants
S25 Wellington Music Week
Die Die Die & Guests
All Blacks vs France
Room 101: African Dance Party - All Tribes Welcome
S26 Wellington Music Week
Acoustic Sunday - 8pm
M27 Vinyl Party: BYO Records, Tapes, CDs and IPODs with Wellingtons finest DJs
Room 101: All Blacks vs England (3.30am)
T28 The Soul Affair ($3 Bubbles, $3 Export & $5 Cocktails) featuring DJs Mr White, Colynjah, Si Stone & Knave Knixx
W29 MySpace Wednesday featuring Chicken Head
T30 Supermodel
Room 101: Texas Hold 'em Poker

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December

F1 Vocoder, The Situations, Bored Gordon & National Office
S2 To Be Confirmed
S3 Acoustic Sunday - 8pm
M4 Vinyl Party: BYO Records, Tapes, CDs and IPODs with Wellingtons finest DJs
T5 The Soul Affair ($3 Bubbles, $3 Export & $5 Cocktails) featuring DJs Mr White, Colynjah, Si Stone & Knave Knixx
W6 MySpace Wednesday
Room 101: Beer Club
T7 20 Tap Beers
Room 101: Texas Hold 'em Poker
F8 One Vibe (Reggae Album Launch)
S9 Ricky Boyd and the Boomshack Band
S10 Verona & Guests
M11 Vinyl Party: BYO Records, Tapes, CDs and IPODs with Wellingtons finest DJs
T12 The Soul Affair ($3 Bubbles, $3 Export & $5 Cocktails) featuring DJs Mr White, Colynjah, Si Stone & Knave Knixx
W13 MySpace Wednesday
T14 20 Tap Beers
Room 101: Texas Hold 'em Poker
F15 The Taliband & Special Guests
S16 Special Show TBA
S17 Acoustic Sunday - 8pm
M18 Vinyl Party: BYO Records, Tapes, CDs and IPODs with Wellingtons finest DJs
T19 The Soul Affair ($3 Bubbles, $3 Export & $5 Cocktails) featuring DJs Mr White, Colynjah, Si Stone & Knave Knixx
W20 MySpace Wednesday
T21 20 Tap Beers
Room 101: Texas Hold 'em Poker
F22 International to be announced
S23 Ricky Boyd and the Boomshack Band
S24 Acoustic Sunday - 8pm
M25 Christmas Day
T26 Merry Christmas
W27 Open from 12pm
T28 Open from 12pm
Room 101: Texas Hold 'em Poker
F29 To Be Announced
S30 Indian Dhamata Night
Room 101: African Dance Party
S31 OdESSA - New Years Eve - $15

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