Live at the Archway: Gaijin à Go-Go

THE BAND:
Gaijin à Go-Go brings an infectious Japanese pop sound to the rhythms of 1960s style go­go music. The band self­released their debut EP Hello Copycat, which quickly got them signed to Sony Music International. The group released two additional full­length albums on Sony Music International’s label, Happy­55­Lucky and Merry­55­Round, and their latest album, Go­Go Boot Camp, premiered as part of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s Cherry Blossom Festival in 2006. Gaijin à Go-Gohas played at dozens of venues throughout New York City including the Knitting Factory, CBGB, Sin­e, SOBs, Central Park, Prospect Park, at the top of the World Trade Center, RUBULAD, and New Lost City. Gaijin à Go-Go's Archway performances reunites some of the group’s original members with a tribute to Pizzicato Five, together with a mix of original songs.

THE GALLERY:
The Space Station, by This Friday or Next Friday, premieres at this year’s Live at the Archway. Tfnf is likely the tiniest, most inconsequential art gallery in DUMBO, Brooklyn, probably in NYC, and maybe on the face of the earth. It was founded by Nathan Sinai Rayman, and he runs it with Zach Seeger, his Director of Programs.