Prior to the streams, PIGFACE will take part in a live ZOOM chat. Opening artists will include Project 44, Curse Mackey, Ruby, Dog Tablet and Worm. Fans can also participate in a live auction featuring rare PIGFACE items, shirts from the Omertà clothing company and much more, with 50% of proceeds going to BLM, Hope For The Day and more. The stream will begin at 7 p.m. EDT/4 p.m. PDT.
Filmed last year at Thalia Hall, marking the end of PIGFACE’s first tour in 14 years, the concert features three bass players and five drummers among the band’s always-rotating lineup, filmed with five cameras and multi-track audio. The full band lineup from the November 30, 2019 show includes Martin Atkins (PiL, Killing Joke), Mary Byker (PWEI, Gaye Bykers On Acid), Chris Connelly (Revolting Cocks, Ministry), Randy Blythe (Lamb Of God), Danny Carey (Tool), Curse Mackey (Evil Mothers), En Esch (KMFDM), Lesley Rankine (Silverfish, Ruby), Charles Levi (My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult), Bobdog Catlin (Evil Mothers), Bradley Bills (Chant), Andrew Weiss (Ween, The Rollins Band), Greta Brinkman (Moby, Druglord), Orville Kline (Porn and Chicken), Gaelynn Lea, Dirk Flanigan (77 Luscious Babes), Leanne Murray (Beer Nuts), Chris Harris (Project 44), Mike Reidy (Worm), Leyla Royale, Andrew Apocalypse, Ali Jafri, Roger Ebner, Bruce Lamont, Jesse Hunt, Dai, C.A.M., J Lamar, Just Chris (courtesy of Add-2) and Rona Rougeheart.
Atkins started the Stay The F*ck Inside project six months ago and has since done presentations for the Greenbelt Festival, DePaul University, In Place of War, Cutting Edge Music Festival in New Orleans and the Global Change-Maker Summit in Manchester, UK. The project has been supported by assistance from the vibrant music business program at Millikin University, where Atkins is a staff instructor.
“We’re just a small team here at Invisible Records,” Atkins says. “But with alumni and current students from the music business program at Millikin University we are making it happen.”
He continues, “It seemed a natural extension to take that idea on the road virtually. Have we solved the problem? Well, no, but at least we hope we’ve shown our venue partners that we care a lot, shared the coolest moment I can ever remember onstage with anyone – and provided a template that other artists can follow. If you want to support your local venue (so do we!), wait to buy your tickets from their unique link. If they aren’t on our list – call ‘em! Otherwise, you can buy from us and we’ll make a donation to NIVA.”
Venues and production companies that have already signed on for the Everywhere All At Once stream are:
North America (alphabetical by state/province)
-Anchorage, AK – House of Extreme Darkness
-Oakland, CA – Body Rapture
-Sacramento, CA – FYBS Records
-San Diego, CA – The Casbah
-Denver, CO – Ritual Noize
-Jacksonville, FL – MOVEMENT Magazine
-Miami, FL – Technique Records
-Augusta, GA – Pexcho’s American Dime Museum
-Chicago, IL – Hideout
-Chicago, IL – Liar’s Club
-Chicago, IL – Reggies
-Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall
-Chicago, IL – The Haven
-Baton Rouge, LA – Pop Shop Records
-New Orleans, LA – Bar Reddux
-New Orleans, LA – Quarter Kids Dolls
-Indianapolis, IN – Indy CD & Vinyl
-Detroit, MI – Small’s Bar Detroit
-Duluth, MN – Gaelynn Lea’s Living Room
-Minneapolis, MN – NanoTako.com
-Kansas City, MO – recordBar
-Brooklyn, NY – Halyard’s
-Buffalo, NY – Stamps the Bar
-New York, NY – Xris Smack
-Cleveland, OH – Beachland Ballroom & Tavern
-Tulsa, OK – The Starlite
-Toronto, ON – Toronto Media Arts Centre (TMAC)
-Portland, OR – Dante’s
-San Antonio, TX – Nightrocker Presents
-Richmond, VA – Broadberry Entertainment Group
-LaCrosse, WI – The Warehouse
-Madison, WI – Lords of the Trident’s Basement
-Milwaukee, WI – Sanctuary Festival
South America
-Santiago, Chile – EnOrbita Festival
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