Made Violent

Photo: I-100

Made Violent
Saturday, September 9, 2017, 8:00 PM
The Haunt
702 Willow ave, Ithaca, NY

Get your tickets NOW at ticketfly.com, the Haunt, or State Theatre Box Office.

Some truly great bands played the Haunt in Ithaca early in their careers…like Pearl Jam, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Blues Traveler…And on Saturday September 9th- you need be in the house for the next GREAT BAND….

I-100 presents Made Violent! Selling out all over the country-Brings their big time garage rock sound to ithaca for one special show at the Haunt on Saturday September 9th!

Tickets are just $13 in advance or $15 at the door.

Made Violent! with opening band Ugly Sun. Voted one of the top bands to watch today! Coming off South by Southwest Made Violent puts on one of most energetic live shows in rock today!

Made Violent with ugly Sun- one night only Saturday September 9th at the Haunt!

Presented by I-100!

Check out some of their tracks!

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