Peaches at Webster Hall 10/5/12

Jarrett Edward, Peaches, and Zac Weiss

Last night we were reunited with our good friend Peaches! We danced on stage during her set with our favorite Aussie's Jess Daly and Agent Cleave. It was great to be back together with the same crew and it was certainly a night to remember. Check out the video below of Peaches singing her classic "Fuck the Pain Away."

Jess Daly and Agent Cleave

Ryan Burke and Bryce Logan

Ali

Rhyan Hamilton

Jess Daly

Peaches performing Free Pussy Riot

Jess Daly

Kiss

Love & Obsession

This past Wednesday we took a break from nightclubs to attend a special event put together by the lovely Richard Kennedy. Richard hosted a much needed small cocktail party and concert. He performed a few original songs as well as a tribute to the late Amy Winehouse. All of the songs related back to the theme of Love and Obsession. The room was full of positive energy and we were surrounded by some of our closest friends. I was absolutely in LOVE and OBSESSED with everyone outfits. But then again, how couldn't that happen with this group of chic people?

Richard Kennedy

Laura Connors and Kindra Meyer

Richard Kennedy

Jet Boy Records Launch Party

Last night we attended the Jet Boy Records Lauch Party at The Box. Our classmate, friend, and fellow blogger Ky DiGregorio of Sound System NYC recently launched her own record label with her friend Rebecca Kiembock. I'll never forget the first time I met Ky. I walked into my room, and there she was, standing with my roommate with her pink hair and leopard fur coat. Ky's energy is like nobody else's.  The label took over The Box and threw a party in true rock 'n roll style. Love Bullet performed and embodied the energy that Jet Boy Records is all about.   

Rebecca Kiembock and Ky DiGregorio

 

Jillian Mercado and Rhyan Hamilton

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Wild International!

Our dear friends Ryan Camenzuli, Bryan Daly, and Greg Coffey, otherwise known as
Wild International, held a show at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn last night. The band is known for their driving indie beats, their quirky "band-aids" and smooth vocals. Last night was no exception to a raving crowd of makeup clad "animals" jumping and singing along to every song. The band played many songs from their first album and a few new songs as well. We spoke to Bryan Daly and asked him a few questions, including what inspired the group."As a band I think anything can inspire us from Stephen King books to ambient sounds or a cool painting or design."

Wild International started in collaboration with the three guys and Alex Kaufman, an old friend with whom they would "do these half an hour percussion jams with all different types of drums and shakers and get song ideas from there (Bryan)." The band is looking forward to putting out another album and is grateful for the opportunities they've had so far and are looking forward to "a long and amazing future as a band".

Drama erupted early into the first set when bully-esque body guards started throwing people out. We noticed 8+ people standing outside who got kicked out of the venue who were too tired of arguing with the security to put up a fight. All in all, the show was outstanding and (most) everyone had a great time listening to the sweet sounds of WILD INTERNATIONAL.




Band Photos Courtesy of Chris Becker Jr.