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Dead Obies at PHI Centre on October 14-15-16: Watch the Promo Video
Check out the Dead Obies' promo video Dead Obies au Centre PHI - Les auditions of their three-concerts series at Centre PHI! It's starring a slew of Quebecois personalities including Joël Legendre, Phil Roy, Antoine-Olivier Pilon, Julianne Côté and Adib Alkhalidey.
As you may already know, Dead Obies will record their next album of entirely new songs in front of a live audience during a three-concerts series at PHI Centre on October 14th, 15th and 16th. Tickets for the shows are on sale now via deadobies.com and on PHI Centre’s website! The October 16th show is now sold-out, but tickets for the first two nights are still available.
For the occasion, the performances by MCs Yes Mccan, Snail Kid, O.G. BEAR, 20Some and RCA, along with producer VNCE, will be backed by musicians from Kalmunity, Canada's largest and longest running improv music collective. The audience will get to experience an immersive and interactive multimedia concert complete with wild projections and a mean light show. Dead Obies will also take advantage of these three PHI Centre shows to shoot two music videos and a short documentary film around the creation of their new album.
