Jason Tate
02/19/07, 01:15 PM
Inquisition (http://www.inquisitionrva.com) will be reuniting for one show only on Friday, May 18, 2007 after just over a decade since their final show on September 8, 1996.
The reunion show will take place in Richmond, VA at Alley Katz with support to include Ensign as well as a few surprise guests to be announced shortly. The show will be recorded and filmed for a possible yet unconfirmed future release.
Tickets go on sale today, Monday, February 19, and are $10 in advance. They are available online at http://www.alleykatzrva.com. If you live in the Richmond area, it is asked that tickets please be purchased in person at PLAN 9 MUSIC’s Cary Town location - http://www.plan9music.com, so that anyone from out of town wishing to attend can take advantage of the limited amount available online. The show is expected to sell out.
Inquisition, which features members of Strike Anywhere, River City High, and Ann Beretta, recently re-released “Revolution, I Think It’s Called Inspiration" on A-F Records. They are considered to be one of the most influential punk bands from the Richmond area and have directly influenced countless acts since disbanding in 1996.
The reunion show will take place in Richmond, VA at Alley Katz with support to include Ensign as well as a few surprise guests to be announced shortly. The show will be recorded and filmed for a possible yet unconfirmed future release.
Tickets go on sale today, Monday, February 19, and are $10 in advance. They are available online at http://www.alleykatzrva.com. If you live in the Richmond area, it is asked that tickets please be purchased in person at PLAN 9 MUSIC’s Cary Town location - http://www.plan9music.com, so that anyone from out of town wishing to attend can take advantage of the limited amount available online. The show is expected to sell out.
Inquisition, which features members of Strike Anywhere, River City High, and Ann Beretta, recently re-released “Revolution, I Think It’s Called Inspiration" on A-F Records. They are considered to be one of the most influential punk bands from the Richmond area and have directly influenced countless acts since disbanding in 1996.