Saturday August 5

PUNK ROCK KARAOKE

A Benefit for DC Books To Prisons

$10 Advance/ $15 Day of Show / Red Room / Doors at 8:00

We're excited to be headed back to The Black Cat for another night of Punk Rock Karaoke goodness. As always, the event is a benefit and we are excited to be supporting the fine folks at DC Books To Prisons and the awesome work they do. Come out and sing some songs, raise some money, build community, and learn how you can support an important organization.

New Artists in the catalog include:
Amyl and The Sniffers, Ann Beretta, Antischism, Aus Rotten, Avail, Bad Cop/Bad Cop, Bad Moves, Chumped, CIV, Conflict, The Criminals, Diet Cig, DIRT, Discharge, The Exploding Hearts, F-Minus, FIDLAR, Flux Of Pink Indians, The Gits, Good Luck, Gravy Train, Harum Scarum, The Hold Steady, Hot Water Music, Jeff Rosenstock, The Linda Lindas, Lunachicks, Martha, The Menzingers, Naked Raygun, Neutral Milk Hotel, Paint It Black, Pup, Rainer Maria, Remember Sports, SNFU, Strike Anywhere, Teenage Bottlerocket, Thursday, Torso, The Unseen,The Vandals, Wipers, and many many more!

Scope the catalog here:
https://bit.ly/PRKCatalog

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About DC Books To Prisons:
Founded in 1999, DC Books to Prisons provides free books to individual prisoners. Each year, they send more than 7,000 book packages to prisoners in over 600 prisons in the United States.
Their work is vitally important as the U.S., while having less than five percent of the world's population, is home to more than 25% of the world's prisoners. Nearly one percent of American adults are incarcerated; the highest rate in the world. However, many prisoners have little access to books or educational material. Usually, prisoners are not allowed to receive books from friends or family. While some prisons have libraries, many do not. Of prisons that do, access and selection can be extremely limited. Programs like DC Books To Prisons are one of the few options available to prisoners seeking books.
For more info on supporting their work and how to get involved, visit: http://dcbookstoprisoners.org