Difference between revisions of "Wicked Darling"
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| − | * in Bismarck at [[Buckstop Junction]], | + | * a few in Bismarck at [[Buckstop Junction]], |
| − | * in Mandan at [[Joker's]] | + | * several in Mandan at [[Joker's]] |
| − | * in Lincoln at [[DJ's]], | + | * one show in Lincoln at [[DJ's]] (opening for [[The Bismarck]]), |
* in Minot, | * in Minot, | ||
* in Fargo at [[The Nestor]], | * in Fargo at [[The Nestor]], | ||
Revision as of 17:14, 9 December 2010
A group that played a mixture of punk and death rock ("death rock" in the vein of groups like 45 Grave and the ilk), that was active from 2005 to about 2008, when the group broke up due to creative differences. Wicked Darling was one of the first groups in Bismarck to employ video-projected visuals (such as from classic horror films and such) as part of their stage presence.
Members
- Elija Kirby (guitar)
- Adam Abrahamson (guitar)
- Steven Smedshammer (drums)
- Carly Pifer (vocals)
- Ryan Schweitzer (visuals & other miscellany)
Past members:
- Jason Bertsch (drums)
- Tony Bjerke (bass)
- Jason Kaiser (bass)
- Tom Hill (drums)
Shows
- a few in Bismarck at Buckstop Junction,
- several in Mandan at Joker's
- one show in Lincoln at DJ's (opening for The Bismarck),
- in Minot,
- in Fargo at The Nestor,
- a festival in Wibaux, Montana,
- and a Battle of the Bands competition in Jamestown in 2006, where the group won 1st place.
