The Deadeyes will be playing a show next week on Friday October 10th in West Philly at the DuBois-Robeson People’s Center 4515 Baltimore Ave., we’ll be playing in the basement y’all! (A.k.a. “West Philly style”). We will be joined on the bill by Tim Holehouse from the UK and Broommaker from DC, so come on out and show these weary travelers some love (along with us). It’s $10, starts at 7pm, byob and all ages

Paddy will be back at the the Biergarten apinning wax vinyl records to move your body and your mind from 4 - 7pm on Sunday 9/21 come an dig it! All ages, no cover, dog & child friendly.

Thursday's performance by The Diagonals: the set in general will be one non-stop improvisational composition primarily driven by violinist John Coursey's multitudinous electronic devices and it's going to be a lot of fun-- pop in and see what happens if you are around!

Century Bar - 1350 S. 29th Street, South Philly 21+ | March 13th | Music starts 8pm 

also performing after The Diagonals: Eliott Levin/Dawn Webster/Matt Engle/Tracy Misk

Dj Paddy Wax will be spinning at the Mt. Airy Biergarten Saturday July 20th from 4-8pm along with DJ Jackie Daytona and Dr. Philly Dave.

The Deadeyes will perform with newgrass jam band UrbanDrawl at Dawson St. Pub on Friday January 26th. $10 / 9-12pm / 21+

Join Paddy as he spins vinyl and plays a solo set at MT. Airy Biergarten on Saturday October 21st from 6-9pm.

Paddy performs solo acoustic on-air for the GTown Local Music Show hosted by Ryan Shatt

Hi everybody, just a quick heads up I’m going to be dj’ing next Sunday 9/24 at the High Point Sunday Market at Allen Lane train station on Septa’s Chestnut Hill West line! The day is going to have a party vibe and of course it’ll be strictly vinyl wax records all day long— stop by and check it out if you’re around

The Deadeyes will perform with The Shadow Puppets and King Jester and The Mightly Acorns at Dawson St. Pub on Saturday September 9th. $10 / 9-12pm / 21+

Join us for our record release show for Collected Recordings at Khyber Pass w/Naughty Clouds and PLOT (Philly) . $8

The Clark Park Music & Arts Festival is returning to the Dog Bowel portion of the park on Saturday, June 27th! But this one might stand out as one of the most momentous years since it marks the 50th year that our community based music festival has happened!

The Deadeyes make a March appearance at Philly’s Khyber Pass with Conversations & the wonderfully pervy Big Gorgeous from San Francisco.

The Deadeyes take to the stage back in their hometown with Portland’s garage rock duo the Bugs and Joey Sweeney and the Neon Grease.

The Deadeyes perform with Naughty Clouds, The TC Cole Riot, and Los Gueys on Sunday, November 11th at Barbary in Philadelphia. Show starts at 8:30pm and there is a $8 cover. Ages 21 and over.

Set times:
Naughty Clouds 11pm
Lenny Zenith 10pm
The Deadeyes 9pm
Graham Brice 8pm

Go VOTE then COME HANG!!!

$8/10 tickets

Lenny Zenith is the legendary transgender artist who recently released a critically acclaimed album What If The Sun on XYYX Records. He brings his powerful post-punk band to the Bowery Electric to usher in a Blue Wave of change. www.lennyzenith.com

Naughty Clouds are a vigorous electric music duo founded by songwriter and poet Alexis Moon 
and Electric Six drummer Ray Kubian. They channel indie and blues-based bands like T. Rex, 
Love, Patti Smith, and Sonic Youth, all through a Brian Wilson harmonic filter. www.naughtyclouds.com.

The Deadeyes - http://thedeadeyes.net/ “Violin-driven soul-punk that sounds like The Black Keys had a love child with The Bad Seeds…droning and gorgeous”

Graham Brice - https://grahambrice.bandcamp.com/ “Brice is a talented British singer/songwriter who's become a welcome quantity over the last decade or so among the New York City audiences who've had a chance to enjoy the Elvis Costello/Ray Davies influences…” - K-Blog

The Deadeyes perform at North Philly's newest underground venue Jerry's On Front, on Saturday 6/16, with Philly upstarts PLOT. Admission is $10 show happens between 8-11 pm.

The Deadeyes will perform this year's Clark Park Festival. The line up includes: The Dead Milkmen, West Philadelphia Orchestra, Conversations, I Think Like Midnight, Bria Maria, American Dinosaur, The Momentum, Hannah Taylor, and Rockers Galore.

Friday, March 31st @ The Barbary with I Think Like Midnight & Conversations