[NEohioPAL] Kristy Lee Miller and Dennis Yurich form Arrogant Rex

[Dennis Yurich]

Queue Up Plays Lestat's 20 Year Reunion

Goth/Industrial band Lestat has reformed after a nine and a half year  
hiatus, and will be performing a reunion show as well as releasing a  
CD featuring all-new material in the coming year.

Queue Up is pleased to share the stage with Lestat at Peabody's Down  
Under. Queue will be performing with a full band including Brian Hager  
and Jason Giaco of Vanity Crash. A full house is expected so get your  
tickets early.

Tickets are only $10 and can be purchased online at http://Queue- 
Up.com. All tickets will be held at the door, so bring your ID.

Saturday August 7
Lestat, Queue Up, Encoder & Bridge Party
Peabody's Down Under
2045 E. 21, Cleveland 44115
216-776-9999
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Kristy Lee Miller & Dennis Yurich
Launch New Band - Arrogant Rex

Kristy Lee Miller, who understudied Alison Garrigan as Yitzhak in  
Hedwig and the Angry Inch, has joined Dennis Yurich to create the  
Arrogant Rex.

Joining them are Brian Hager and Jason Giaco of Vanity Crash and Mick  
Derrick the original Queue Up bassist. Expect a rockin' fun show.

And speaking of...the Arrogant Rex will do a pre-debut show this  
Saturday at the Kent Stage for the Good Will Concert 2010. The event  
features live music, live painting by the Apollonova group, a wine and  
cheese reception and art show, and also serves as a benefit for The  
Kent Stage.

More info at Good Will 2010. Tickets at Desert Eclipse.
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=127773007244953
http://www.deserteclipse.com/

Come early, we hit the stage at 7:30pm.

Saturday July 31
Kent Stage
175 East Main Street | Kent, Ohio 44240 | 330.677.5005
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Other Upcoming Shows

Saturday August 28, Infusion Sin + Skin at the Cleveland Agora
Saturday September 11, Pandemonium at Cleveland Public Theater
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In the mid-90's Queue Up was a musical force to be reckoned with. With  
its dark lyrics, emotionally disturbed imagery, slinky horror-struck  
guitars, diamond-cutting-glass vocals and over-the-top stage theatrics  
it was one of the strongest draws around. Its success included a  
widely distributed CD—Possession, frequent touring, and a slot at  
Lollapalooza. When the band dissolved, it was on good terms with  
itself and its public. Over the years, many fans have remained true to  
them, even in the band's physical absence. Now, Queue Up is back.  
Guitarist/Writer Dennis Yurich and Vocalist/Writer Ali Garrigan have  
rejoined to bring on a newer, leaner, more visceral incarnation of the  
darkly enigmatic, vivid Gothic/Industrial band that was...

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