Get ready, Vancouver! This Saturday, November 22nd, The Roxy Cabaret is the hot spot to catch one of BC’s most electrifying young bands, Marry Me, alongside the dynamic Aleatonics. Doors open at 7:45 PM for this all-ages show that promises an unforgettable night of rock, punk, blues, and serious guitar shredding—all for just $12. If you are ready for raw energy, melodic vocal harmonies, and Hendrix-style riffs, you will not want to miss this.
Marry Me is a powerhouse foursome from New Westminster made up of Danny (guitar/vocals), Natalee (bass/vocals), Kenny (drums), and Kylan (guitar/vocals). This girl-guy-guy-guy combo blends the swagger of classic rock, the punch of punk, and the soul of blues into a fresh and truly original sound. They have been turning heads around BC with their high-energy live shows full of slamming drums, soaring guitar riffs, and vocal harmonies that stick to your brain. Their setlist packs over an hour of original songs, mixed with cover tunes that show off their versatility and musicianship.
One of their standout tracks, “Roughneck,” showcases the band’s gritty yet melodic songwriting, foreshadowing the big summer they have planned for 2017 with a full tour and new releases. If you’re into bands that mix story-driven lyrics with infectious energy, Marry Me is a band you’ll want to brag about discovering before they hit it big.
Joining them on stage are The Aleatonics, rounding out the night with their own brand of energetic rock that perfectly complements Marry Me’s raw sound. Together, this duo delivers a night full of foot-stomping, fist-pumping rock that appeals to the 18-34 crowd who loves BC’s thriving indie and alternative scene.
Go grab your friends, prepare your voices for sing-alongs, and make sure to charge your phones for plenty of amazing videos and photos. Make sure to share your favourite moments of the night on your socials. Whether you are a longtime music fan or new to the scene, this Saturday at The Roxy promises to be one of Vancouver’s must-see concerts this fall. Let’s make some noise for Marry Me and The Aleatonics—see you there!