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  Subject: Events

  Location: The Broadway 1272 Broadway Brooklyn, NY 11221

  Start Date: May 10, 2026

  End Date: May 10, 2026

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Thoughts on Bowling w Adjust the Sails Tiny Voices plus Latchkey Kids

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Thoughts on Bowling headline The Broadway with support from Adjust the Sails, Tiny Voices and Latchkey Kids 7:00PM Doors // 8:00PM Show ALL AGES $15 in advance // $20 day of show Thoughts on Bowling Thoughts on Bowling is a Midwest Emo band hailing from Northwest Arkansas, putting the “mid” into Midwest Emo with blazing instrumentals and the classic whiny vocals everyone loves. ffo: TRSH, Mom Jeans., Marietta Adjust the Sails Adjust the Sails is an “Emo TikTok” project from Atlanta, GA. Fronted by Shane Hurst (vox + guitar), and backed by Matty Brotherton (percussion), the duo blends catchy instrumentals with tongue-in-cheek lyrics about relationships, addiction, and death. With a hint of brain rot and a dash of relatability, these Sad Dudes are known to deliver Rad Tunes. ffo: Modern Baseball, The Front Bottoms, Tommy Ragen Tiny Voices From roommates to bandmates, Tiny Voices was started in a college bedroom as a “why not?” kind of project. After their first few shows as a cover band, they realized that what they had was special, and started writing and working on their own original music. What started as an experimental project turned into long tour drives, high energy shows, and an endless amount of good memories. Tiny Voices wants nothing more than to share their music with the world and hopes that everyone can be a part of their journey. ffo: Kerosene Heights, The Wonder Years, Origami Angel Latchkey Kids Latchkey Kids were forged in New Brunswick, NJ, playing the same dirty basements that made so many punk legends. Hanny, Joey, and Cyle are three friends who bonded over their love of The Menzingers and Pinegrove. As second- generation immigrants, Hanny and Joey have a POV that gets to the American experience of assimilation and alienation, as well as growing up and breaking up, love, and loss. After playing 100 shows

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