The Delegates

Churchill's is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a monthlong series of concerts, and most nights this September feature all kinds of alcohol-fueled debauchery. One of the choice evenings stars Montreal's ska devils, The Delegates. Hell, most American bands don't make it this far south, so somebody buy these guys a...

By Abel Folgar

September 9, 2004

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Churchill's is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a monthlong series of concerts, and most nights this September feature all kinds of alcohol-fueled debauchery. One of the choice evenings stars Montreal's ska devils, The Delegates. Hell, most American bands don't make it this far south, so somebody buy these guys a Fin du Monde beer to make öem feel at home!

Supporting the Canuck outfit will be local fun punksters Why Not? and the up-and-coming Dead Letter Post Office. The latter dips into the realm of post-punk hardcore and alt-rock, injecting a Jawbreaker/Fugazi energy into its long arrangements. Between these young heartthrobs and the smooth Canadians, it might seem like a good idea to make this night one for hanging out and getting drunk with the boys before retiring a few blocks south at Gold Rush in the wee hours.

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