Israeli livetronica act G-Nome Project just landed in the United States for an early Fall tour that will see the group travel around a good portion of the country. The group announced they will be bringing along guitarist, longtime friend and Chicago native Marcus Rezak for their upcoming show at Subterranean on Saturday, September 17th, which also sees up and coming act Chachuba on as support. (Purchase tickets HERE)G-Nome Project is comprised of keyboardist Eyal Salomon, guitarist Shlomo Langer, bassist Zechariah Reich, and drummer Chemy Soibelman. The Jerusalem-based act have taken their local scene by storm, selling out venues in their hometown, all the way to Tel Aviv with their brand of electro-funk. G-Nome has been making a name for themselves in the U.S. since their first shows on this side of the pond a couple of years back. Coming off a major play at Camp Bisco earlier this summer, and an upcoming performance at the Catskill Chill festival, this current tour sees the band ready to make some serious waves.Chachuba, a four-piece trancefusion/jam act from Chicago, made up of Nate Beitz (bass), Sean DiCosola (keys/production), Paul Feinstein (drums), and Jimmy Klimek (guitar/303), is able to transcend genres with heavy and melodic guitar riffs, synths, and funky beats. If you like to get down, don’t sleep on this show. It’s going to be a hot one!Purchase tickets for G-Nome Project at Subterranean on Saturday, September 17th here.Show Info:Bands: G-Nome Project w/ Chachuba and special guest Marcus RezakVenue: SubterraneanDate: Saturday – September 17th, 2016Time: Doors 8pm / Show 9pmTickets: $12adv / $15dos (Purchase HERE)Enter To Win Tickets:
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Seniors Paige Stoner and Iliass Aouani break school records as outdoor season kicks off
Syracuse kicked off their outdoor season competing across three meets this weekend, highlighted by seniors Paige Stoner and Iliass Aouani’s school record performances in the 10k.At the Stanford Invitational, competing against professional and collegiate runners, Stoner (32:07.36) beat the 10k record previously held by Margo Malone on her way to a fourth place finish overall, and second among collegiate runners.In the men’s 10k, Aouani (28:25.36) broke Martin Hehir’s record by two seconds on his way to a ninth place finish. In the men’s 5k, Aidan Tooker placed sixth with a personal best time of 13:48.55. Freshman Michael Phillips (14:20.65) made his outdoor debut in the 5k, finishing 20th. In the women’s 5k Rachel Bonner placed sixth with a time of 16:05.68.Elsewhere at the Raleigh Relays, Dominic Hockenbury (29:48.05) finished seventh in the men’s 10k. In the women’s 10k, Madeleine Davison placed fourth, crossing the finish line with a time of 35:28.23.In the men’s 5k, freshman Matthew Scrape (14:06.21) finished 17th. Nathan Henderson (14:15.40), Noah Beveridge (14:15.92) and Simon Smith (14:16.01) placed 43rd, 44th and 45th, respectively.AdvertisementThis is placeholder textAt the Florida relays, Matt Moore was the standout performer, finishing 10th in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 14.12 seconds. Richard Floyd (14.24) and Andrew Aguilera (14.86) placed 16th and 37th, respectively.In the women’s 100-meter hurdles, Aviana Goode finished with a time of 13.99 seconds, good for 27th. Freshman Alexis Crosby marked her outdoor debut with a 32nd placed finish in the 400-meter dash, crossing the finish line in 55.00 seconds.The outdoor season continues for the Orange next Friday at the Sam Howell Invitational in Princeton, New Jersey. Comments Published on March 30, 2019 at 2:50 pm Contact Alex: [email protected] | @alexhamer8 Facebook Twitter Google+