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See also [[bands that played at Knox]] | See also [[bands that played at Knox]] | ||
| − | Fall 1998: [[Bim Skala Bim]] plays during the [[First-Year Orientation]] weekend. | + | * Fall 1998: [[Bim Skala Bim]] plays during the [[First-Year Orientation]] weekend. |
| − | Spring 1999: [[Sarge]]/[[The Velouria Beat]] | + | * Spring 1999: [[Sarge]]/[[The Velouria Beat]] |
| − | Fall 1999: [[Go Ask Brian]] | + | * Fall 1999: [[Go Ask Brian]] |
| − | Winter 2000: [[The Promise Ring]]/[[Camden]]/[[Bigalow]] | + | * Winter 2000: [[The Promise Ring]]/[[Camden]]/[[Bigalow]] |
| − | Spring 2000: Union Board holds "VergeFest" in the [[Seymour]] basement. Included on the bill were [[Green Scene]], [[Elizabeth Elmore]], [[The Essex Green]], [[The Stereo]], and [[Poster Children]]. [[The Apples in Stereo]] were scheduled to headline, but had to cancel due to drummer [[Hilarie Sidney]]'s pregnancy. | + | * Spring 2000: Union Board holds "VergeFest" in the [[Seymour]] basement. Included on the bill were [[Green Scene]], [[Elizabeth Elmore]], [[The Essex Green]], [[The Stereo]], and [[Poster Children]]. [[The Apples in Stereo]] were scheduled to headline, but had to cancel due to drummer [[Hilarie Sidney]]'s pregnancy. |
| − | Fall 2000: [[Rachel's]]/[[Matmos]] | + | * Fall 2000: [[Rachel's]]/[[Matmos]] |
| − | Spring 2001: [[The Anniversary]] | + | * Spring 2001: [[The Anniversary]] |
| − | Spring 2001: [[The Apples in Stereo]]/[[Elizabeth Elmore]]/[[The National Splits]] | + | * Spring 2001: [[The Apples in Stereo]]/[[Elizabeth Elmore]]/[[The National Splits]] |
| − | Fall 2001: [[The Molemen]]/[[Josh Martinez]], among others | + | * Fall 2001: [[The Molemen]]/[[Josh Martinez]], among others |
| − | Winter 2002: Union Board and [[WVKC]] sponsors [[Hard Knox Hip-Hop]], featuring [[El-P]], [[Aesop Rock]], [[RJD2]], and others. The show is subject to some controversy when promoters are forced to charge non-students a cover, due to the head planner's failure to secure enough funding to make the show free as advertised. | + | * Winter 2002: Union Board and [[WVKC]] sponsors [[Hard Knox Hip-Hop]], featuring [[El-P]], [[Aesop Rock]], [[RJD2]], and others. The show is subject to some controversy when promoters are forced to charge non-students a cover, due to the head planner's failure to secure enough funding to make the show free as advertised. |
| − | Winter 2002: [[Bitch and Animal]] | + | * Winter 2002: [[Bitch and Animal]] |
| − | Spring 2002: [[Dressy Bessy]]/[[The Deathray Davies]] | + | * Spring 2002: [[Dressy Bessy]]/[[The Deathray Davies]] |
| − | Spring 2002: [[The Dismemberment Plan]]/[[Cex]]/[[Driver of the Year]] | + | * Spring 2002: [[The Dismemberment Plan]]/[[Cex]]/[[Driver of the Year]] |
| − | Fall 2002: [[The French Kicks]] | + | * Fall 2002: [[The French Kicks]] |
| − | Fall 2002: [[90 Day Men]]/[[Denali]]/[[The Race]]/another band | + | * Fall 2002: [[90 Day Men]]/[[Denali]]/[[The Race]]/another band |
Revision as of 20:49, 15 May 2007
The Union board is an organization fighting in opposition of the separatist Confederate board. Student Senate wants to take it over.
List of Concerts Sponsored by Union Board
Many of these shows were co-sponsored by WVKC. See also bands that played at Knox
- Fall 1998: Bim Skala Bim plays during the First-Year Orientation weekend.
- Spring 1999: Sarge/The Velouria Beat
- Fall 1999: Go Ask Brian
- Winter 2000: The Promise Ring/Camden/Bigalow
- Spring 2000: Union Board holds "VergeFest" in the Seymour basement. Included on the bill were Green Scene, Elizabeth Elmore, The Essex Green, The Stereo, and Poster Children. The Apples in Stereo were scheduled to headline, but had to cancel due to drummer Hilarie Sidney's pregnancy.
- Fall 2000: Rachel's/Matmos
- Spring 2001: The Anniversary
- Spring 2001: The Apples in Stereo/Elizabeth Elmore/The National Splits
- Fall 2001: The Molemen/Josh Martinez, among others
- Winter 2002: Union Board and WVKC sponsors Hard Knox Hip-Hop, featuring El-P, Aesop Rock, RJD2, and others. The show is subject to some controversy when promoters are forced to charge non-students a cover, due to the head planner's failure to secure enough funding to make the show free as advertised.
- Winter 2002: Bitch and Animal
- Spring 2002: Dressy Bessy/The Deathray Davies
- Spring 2002: The Dismemberment Plan/Cex/Driver of the Year
- Fall 2002: The French Kicks
- Fall 2002: 90 Day Men/Denali/The Race/another band
