Party At The Signal Features Dance Music And Throwbacks

  • Wednesday, August 21, 2019

The Signal is throwing four parties Sept. 5-Oct. 25 with live party music, plus throwback specialty drinks, Saved By The Splash & Radical Razz. Tickets are on sale now at TheSignalTN.com.

Here are the performers and reviews: 

Sept. 5, Big Freedia: New Orleans’s based rapper and the Queen of Bounce
The Queen of Bounce herself is hitting Chattanooga next month and bringing all her famous earth-quaking grooves to The Signal.  After dominating the Nola club scene for over a decade, Big Freedia is now bringing the Bouncemovement to a world-wide stage. A vibrant twist on hip-hop, Bounce music is characterized by call-and-response lyrics over rapid-fire beats and booty-shaking. This is your chance to show off your best Bounce moves like “the twerk” (popularized by Miley Cyrus in 2013), “the shake,” “the wiggle,” “the bend ova,” and the “hands on the ground.”  www.bigfreedia.com

Sept. 13, The Molly Ringwalds: Hottest 80s covers your ears can handle
Come relive the 80s with big hair and all your favorite songs from the decade! Those who have seen them know The Molly Ringwalds take every stage they step on with force. They dazzle and engage their audiences with energy and passion, while taking them on a musical journey filled with all the hits that transcended the 80s and defined a generation. The Molly Ringwalds' show is loaded with the visual enormity and glam that encompassed the essence of the decade’s music scene. Music videos of the iconic songs are the backdrop to a stage that comes to life with a captivating light show and a movable set that draws every single person into the moment. www.themollyringwalds.com

Oct. 5, Yacht Rock Revue: 70s & 80s epic hits
Yacht Rock Revue is bringing their stadium rock energy to the Chattanooga shores! Yacht Rock is everything the late 70s and early 80s should’ve been: massive sing-along soft rock hits, tight bell-bottom jeans, impeccable musicianship, polyester shirts, glorious vocal harmonies, sunglasses at night, breezy dancing and sax … lots of sax. From Hall & Oates, Kenny Loggins and Michael Jackson to one-hit wonders like “Brandy’” and “Baby Come Back,” YRR covers all your favorites. Toto’s “Africa” has never sounded so good.
www.yachtrockrevue.com

Oct. 25, Nick Lutsko: Chattanooga’s own masquerade alt-party
Grab your masks and come get weird with hometown hero, Nick Lutsko and the Gimmix for his Album Release + Masquerade party. Nick Lutsko is a songwriter, producer, and performer and his band parades Muppet-like costumes on stage, but don’t let the playfulness fool you. Underneath the attire are extremely talented musicians playing what could ultimately be described as “indie” music, but with hints of funk, pop, folk, and blues. Come let loose and have some fun during a night of mystery, music, and intrigue.
www.nicklutsko.com

 

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