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Sisters and Birdhands make Loose Cobra debut with Terminus Victor this Friday

Derrick Philips
The image presents two distinct scenes side by side. On the left, two men stand in a grocery store aisle, one in a blue collared shirt with folded arms and tattoos visible on his left arm, while the other, slightly ahead, wears a black jacket and seems to be contemplating the items in the freezer section. On the right, there’s a stark contrast with three men outside against a plain wooden backdrop, all dressed in white overalls. The central figure wears glasses and a black beanie, flanked on either side by companions who seem to be at ease, with one casually holding a red object in his hand.
From L to R: Sisters (Chad Kelco) and Birdhands on Instagram

Loose Cobra in Tolono is setting the stage on March 22nd for a noteworthy collaboration as Sisters and Birdhands come together, blending talents from well-known bands in the rock and alternative music scenes. This isn’t merely a regular Friday night show; it’s an occasion that highlights these artists’ collective skills and shared experiences. Sisters brings together Mario and Sarah Quintero from Spotlights, Jason Blackmore from Molly McGuire and Jason Gerken from Shiner, while Birdhands is Allen Epley from Shiner and Ian Prince of Porcupine. This amalgamation of midwestern alt-rock promises a memorable night of music that explores sonic differences and similarities between musicians.

The evening will kick off with Terminus Victor performing at 8 p.m., setting the tone for a night that goes beyond just live performances and celebrates of the musical bonds and histories that unite these artists. 

Sisters with Birdhands and Terminus Victor
Loose Cobra
113 E Main St
Tolono
F March 22nd, 8 p.m.
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