




Concierto
THE DIRTY PEARLS @ THE BOWERY BALLROOM
Attended & Photographed by Jillian Mercado
Thursday, June 30th, 2011
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1. Who did you see and where did you see them?
The Dirty Pearls at The Bowery Ballroom.
2. What is the name of the tour?
The Dirty Pearls Video Premiere Party w/ The Dirty Pearls & Special Guests.
3. How much was your ticket and where were your seats?
The ticket was about 20 bucks, but free thanks to a friend.
4. Did you go with anyone?
Yes, a few friends of mine came along.
5. Who opened for them?
Star Killer, Sweet Fix, among others.
6. How long have you been a fan?
Just heard of them a couple months ago.
7. Have you seen them before?
I’ve meet the band one day at the LADYLAND parties. This was my first time watching them perform live.
8. How long did they play for?
A little over 45 minutes or so, although i had so much fun rocking out I’m not sure.
9. What was your favorite song played?
“Static.”
10. What was the best part of the show?
Sinking myself into their music, haven’t rocked out in a long time.
11. How would you rate the show overall?
AMAZING! They sure know how to rock the house down.
12. Would you see them again?
You bet-cha!
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Brand new but already a classic, The Dirty Pearls come straight from the streets of New York City, all sex, drugs and rock n’ roll bravado delivered with sharp hooks, witty lyrics and a seedy swagger reminiscent of the finest 1970’s-era rock acts. Fans have christened the band the “Supergroup of the East Village” as much for their pedigree (their lineup boasts former members of some of NYC’s best …and most beloved local bands) as for their consistently sold-out—every NYC gig to date, in fact—live shows.
The band’s history begins with lead singer Tommy London, who in early 2006 set out in search of four fine young men eager to stir up some NYC-style rock n’ roll; four guys intent on resurrecting the magic conjured by The Ramones and The New York Dolls. Guitarist Johnny B. and drummer Marty E. arrived first, followed soon after by guitarist Tommy Mokas and bassist Doug Wright. And The Dirty Pearls were born.
Their high-energy live shows will make your heart pound and your feet stomp and if you don’t leave singing a Dirty Pearls song, then you were never really there at all.
Real rock n’ roll has returned…now wipe that smile off your face!
LINKS:
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Questions by PMc Magazine
Answers by Jillian Mercado
Edited by Tyler Malone
Photography by Jillian Mercado
Design by Jillian Mercado
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Captions:
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The Dirty Pearls at The Bowery Ballroom, NY, NY, Thursday, June 30, 2011, Photography by Jillian Mercado
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The Dirty Pearls at The Bowery Ballroom, NY, NY, Thursday, June 30, 2011, Photography by Jillian Mercado
















































