This one gonna be big… Kinda like the Big Bang.
Hadron the Collider – SECRET SHOW! SHHHHH – It’s at the Cake Shop, May 16 at 9 p.m.
Hadron the Collider Performs at The Trash Bar on Saturday, May 5 2012!
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HTC at the Pine Box Rock Shop with We Are The Wilderness
Does Hadron the Collider Have What It Takes To Win the Batttle of the Bands?
HTC at The Way Station
We wanted remind you of our triumphant return to The Way Station in Prospect Heights on Saturday, March 24th. Our new bass player, Gina, is sounding TIGHT. It’s going to be a really great line up with some really unique acts. Also, the Way Station has no cover, so….s’free.
8PM: Nick Demeris - Nick’s sound spans the likes of Jelly Roll Morton to Mos Def, Andrew Bird to the Roots, & Woodie Guthrie to Janelle Monae; with a performance aesthetic that ranges from Charlie Chaplin to Reggie Watts. His sets include performing improvised comedy, music, and pre-written songs, all using a loop pedal to engage the audience in a “Bobby Mcferrin like” fashion. http://www.nickdemeris.com/
9PM: Emma Heartbeat - Is a female-fronted trio from Germany. Their music is an energetic mixture of English rap, that intensely flirts with female bass music. Don’t worry, we don’t know what that means either – we just copied it from their web site. You KNOW it’ll be fun to find out, though. http://www.emmaheartbeat.com
10PM: Your friends, HADRON THE COLLIDER!
Hope to see you there – Steampunk attire optional.
Hadron the Collider Returns to The Trash Bar – 01.20.12
Two years ago, Hadron the Collider performed at The Trash Bar as an acoustic duo – two guitars, two voices.
On January 20, they return with a full line up – electric, acoustic, synthetic, drumtastic and bassalicious: HTC 4.0!
If you haven’t seen us play yet, this is the one to check us out with, folks!
Hadron the Collider… Kinda like the Big Bang.
Hadron the Collider Performs at the Pinebox Rock Shop
Hadron the Collider is so forward thinking that we are in actuality, tomorrow afternoon.
This is why we will be performing at the coolest bar you haven’t heard of yet – The Pine Box Rock Shop in West Bushwick, Brooklyn.
Forget about 7th and Bedford, folks… that was soooo 2006. Come out to the Morgan stop and bring plenty of friends and some mace, and join us Friday, October 14th for very cheap drinks and very cool tunes.
Hadron the Collider… Kinda like the Big Bang.
Hadron the Collider Performs at The Way Station
The Alt Post Anti-Folk Acoustic Rock Podcast Science band, Hadron the Collider, performs at Brooklyn’s The Way Station on Saturday, September 24, 9 PM.
You should come.
Episode 32: Baby Fight!
Hadron the Collider Salutes Schottky at The Trash Bar this Saturday Night!
Nothing to do this Saturday, July 23rd?
Join Hadron the Collider as they play as set in salute to the Swiss born German physicist, Walter Schottky!
Born on the 23rd of July in 1886, Schottky was one of the co-inventors of the ribbon microphone.
In addition, he discovered the Schottky Effect – an irregularity in the emissions of thermions in vacuum tubes.. so that’s kinda dirty, I think… which means it’s cool!
Hadron the Collider will raise a glass to this dirty and cool dude as they perform at 8 PM at their favorite venue, The Trash Bar.
Join us for music, drink and irregular emissions in vacuums!
July 23rd
8 PM
$8
Open Bar 8-9
The Trash Bar
256 Grand Street, NY
(718) 599-1000 · thetrashbar.com
Episode 31: Because Six Year Olds Are Expensive
Episode 30: Die in Debt
Hadron the Collider Celebrates Electron Defraction at the Trash Bar on May 3rd at 8PM!
Join Hadron the Collider as they celebrate the birth and discoveries of George Paget Thomson!!!
George Paget Thomson discovered the wave-like diffraction of electrons in 1927, for which he won the Nobel Prize for Physics ten years later. His Nobel honor was shared with Clinton Davisson, who made the same discovery independently. During World War II he chaired Britain’s MAUD Committee, which determined that construction of atomic weapons was feasible. His father, J. J. Thomson, discovered the electron and won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1906.
Without the Thompson boys… there would not be a Hadron Collider! So raise a glass and give a cheer!!














