Novillero to kick off Throwback Thursday series
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Novillero has replaced Imaginary Cities as the kickoff band for the West End Cultural Centre’s Throwback Thursdays series, which begins on Sept. 13.
The WECC’s series will see local bands reunite for a nostalgia-filled evening.
“For anyone who had planned on going to our show in this awesome new #tbt series put on by the WECC, please know that we appreciate your support and the fact that you’ve stuck with us for so long. We are sad to say that we won’t be able to play it anymore,” Imaginary Cities said in a news release.
“We’re happy to say that one of our favourite Winnipeg bands, Novillero, will be taking the reins and will definitely not disappoint. We hope you attend that first show and party hard with the Novillero crew!”
Novillero formed in 1999, released their debut effort, The Brindleford Follies, in 2001 and then separated in 2002. After a year apart, they reunited for a one-off gig and eventually released new music in 2005 to critical acclaim. The band released their final album, A Little Tradition, in 2008, and have played a handful of shows around town during the past four years.
Tickets are $20 in advance available at the WECC, ticketfly.com and both Into the Music locations.
