If you were racking your brain trying to think of something to do next next Friday the 12th, think no more! Rah Rah, Like Animals Again, and Pineapple (members of the Neins Circa) are going to be putting on one hell of a show at the Railway Club. Mark it in your calendar and we’ll see you there!

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This is the second batch of Photos from the Rah Rah, Yukon Blonde and Red Cedar show last thursday at the Wise Hall. A mix-match of photographers this time, but more photos of Rah Rah since Carter Gilchrist had to leave early. Enjoy!

Oh, and check out the first batch of photos here… if you haven’t seen those yet. Plus, did you know that there is a band called Regina Regina? (You DO know that Rah Rah was voted “Best Band in Regina” a couple years ago, right?)

Rah Rah. Photo by Missy Shana

Red Cedar on stage at the Wise Hall. Photo by Paul Levesque

Rah Rah getting ready. Photo by Missy Shana

Rah Rah. Photo by Missy Shana

Rah Rah. Photo by Missy Shana

Rah Rah. Photo by Carter Gilchrist

Rah Rah. Photo by Carter Gilchrist

Rah Rah. Photo by Carter Gilchrist

Rah Rah. Photo by Carter Gilchrist

Rah Rah. Photo by Carter Gilchrist

Rah Rah. Photo by Carter Gilchrist

Rah Rah. Photo by Carter Gilchrist

More photos of Yukon Blonde and Red Cedar here.

Here are the long awaited pictures from the Rah Rah, Red Cedar and Yukon Blonde show at the Wise Hall last Thursday. If you missed it, hop in your car and catch them in another city on their tour. It was a great show and nice to get some music in the often forgotten about Wise Hall.

Yukon Blonde, Phil Collins homage. Photo by Shaun Stander

Here are some awesome shots from Shaun Stander who had to leave before Rah Rah, but check out the next post for some shots got of the Reginans.

Pre-show show. Photo by Shaun Stander

Green Room. Nice Shoes. Photo by Shaun Stander

Andy Bishop, Red Cedar. Photo by Shaun Stander

Yukon Blonde. Photo by Shaun Stander

Big Muff and a glass of Water. Homage to Jurassic Park. Photo by Shaun Stander

Andy Bishop of Red Cedar. Photo by Shaun Stander

Shaun Watt of Red Cedar. Photo by Shaun Stander

Andy Bishop of Red Cedar. Photo by Shaun Stander

Shaun Watt of Red Cedar. Photo by Shaun Stander

Colin Jones of Red Cedar. Photo by Shaun Stander

This is just the first batch of photos. Check out the second batch of photos which have some great pics of Rah Rah.

Just a quick note thanking everyone for coming out to the Wise Hall last night to see Rah Rah, Yukon Blonde and Red Cedar! The bands were awesome and it was a great kickoff for the mini tour they set out on this morning. We’ll have some pictures up in the next few days (if you took some and would like us to post them, just drop us a line)..

Check this out: Rah Rah playing in your living room! Just wait until Thursday when they’ll be playing at the Wise Hall with Red Cedar and Yukon Blonde! Really though, this is going to be a pretty awesome tour kick-off show and I think showing up would be a great way to round out your week. See you there!

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Rah Rah is coming back to Vancouver! If you missed the Reginans at the Railway Club back in June, now’s your chance to see them! Accompanied by the talented Red Cedar (who recently finished up the night at Smooth Sailing). Kicking it off will be another local Vancouver band, Yukon Blonde. See you there!

Chez Nous is really excited to present three awesome Canadian bands at the Railway Club, all of which are traversing at least 2 and half provinces to get here: The Superfantastics, Sleepless Nights, and Rah Rah.

Kicking the night off will be The Superfantastics from Halifax followed by four more Haligonians, Sleepless Nights. Did we mention their hometown is ranked as one of Canada’s top 5 ’smart cities’, not to mention Canada’s major Naval base, AND host to five fine yacht clubs! Given all this, you can expect a wickedly inspiring show from them.

And to top it all off, hailing from Regina, Rah Rah is on their first ever cross-Canada tour and have been getting a lot of hype lately. Charting in Exclaim! last month:

“There’s no doubt that Rah Rah are Canadian. Their beyond catchy but blunt rock songs were dressed with keyboards and violins, and in a very Weakerthans-esque manner they brought their awkward sing-along inducing live performance to a crowded audience at the Boat that couldn’t help but clap along! It leads me to believe in the near future we’ll be hearing a lot more from these prairie dwellers.” – Exclaim