Event Information

http://kidkoala.com/

KID KOALA presents
12 bit Blues! The VINYL VAUDEVILLE TOUR
To celebrate the release of his new album '12 bit Blues'
featuring KID KOALA and HIS INCREDIBLE DANCING MACHINES!
And introducing kid k's very special guests:
ADIRA AMRAM AND THE EXPERIENCE (NYC)

a one-of-a-kind spectacle featuring...

PUPPETS!:  Be amazed by the brand new state-of-the-art robotic back up singer puppets!

DANCING GIRLS!: Be mesmerized by the sultry fan dances of kid koala's dancing girls!

MUSIC!:  Hear kid koala classics as well as new tracks from the 12 bit Blues being performed live by kid koala on 2 x SP1200s and 3 x turntables!

ROBOTS!: See the almost life size articulated Nufonia Must Fall and Space Cadet robots dance to the beat!

GIANT CARDBOARD TURNTABLE!: Watch the crew assemble a giant cardboard working gramophone on stage right before your very eyes!

PARLOR GAMES!:  Win prizes by playing 12 bit blues bingo!  And the funky roulette wheel of awesomeness.

in town for one night only! not to be missed!

And very special guests: ADIRA AMRAM AND THE EXPERIENCE (NYC) Doing a hilarious high energy 20 minute musical comedy workout to warm things up!

--

Kid Koala is a world-renowned scratch DJ who has made a name for himself both with his music and visual art. He has released four solo albums on Ninja Tune: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (2001), Some of My Best Friends Are DJs (2003), Your Mom's Favorite DJ (2006) and 12 bit Blues (2012) as well as 2 graphic novels: Nufonia Must Fall (2003) and award-winning Space Cadet (2011). He has also been involved in collaborations such as Gorillaz, Deltron 3030, The Slew and toured with the likes of Radiohead, the Beastie Boys, Money Mark, John Medeski, A Tribe Called Quest, Mike Patton, Jack Johnson, DJ Shadow, and The Preservation Hall Jazz Band. He has contributed to scores for Shaun of the Dead, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, and Looper, and has composed music for The National Film Board of Canada, the Cartoon Network, and Adult Swim. His unforgettable live shows range from silly touring turntable carnivals like Short Attention Span Theater (featuring turntable bingo) to quiet-time events like Music To Draw To.