Nonagon Shows

Here you will find a nearly complete record of all of Nonagon's live performances. Many of the individual show reports have images, videos and commentary.

Quenchers w/ Bear Claw and .22

Submitted by Robert Gomez on Mon, 2009-12-28 20:33
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Kill Hatsumomo Bear Claw Poster

Another fun Quenchers show with a huge crowd. They were lining up out front! Noteworthy moment: Tony losing a stick into the crowd and hitting a spectator square in the face.

Cal's Liquors w/ Blackout Dates, The Heavy Bombers

Submitted by Robert Gomez on Thu, 2009-10-22 22:51
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Yet another rocking time was had. This time it was down in the Loop at Cal's Liquors with The Heavy Bombers and Blackout Dates! Posters photos and a video of Blackout Dates all documented for your future Nonagon fan-fiction inspiration. Read more…

The Mutiny w/ Heavy Bombers, I Love Rich & Fossil Arm

Submitted by Robert Gomez on Thu, 2009-10-22 22:49

More details to come...

Quenchers w/ Future Ghosts and Waxeater

Submitted by Robert Gomez on Thu, 2009-09-03 15:27
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Poster by Robert GomezThis was one of our best shows yet. The opening bands were good and we were playing, surprisingly, to a rather packed house. We love playing Quenchers. We also performed a cover of P.J. Harvey's "Dress" with minimal f-ups. Read more…

The Beat Kitchen w/ Self-Evident...

Submitted by Robert Gomez on Mon, 2009-06-22 23:52
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We played the Beat Kitchen with Phantom Works (hard, art-rocking, minimalist Chicagoans), Self-Evident (Minneapolitan purveyors of complex guitarcrobatics… SO good!), and Scotia Widows (energetic Chicagoans boasting the algebraic formula: X + All = SW [maybe?]). Lots of photos to look at. Read more…

Quenchers w/ The Poles

Submitted by Robert Gomez on Sat, 2009-06-06 20:16
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This was our first time playing at Quenchers. A fine venue with good beer and tater-tot pizza. All the bands were great and 'twas a good time for all!

The Thrilla in Lake Villa

Submitted by Robert Gomez on Sat, 2009-06-06 20:12

This was a really odd show. Two of the four bands didn't even bother to show up (Punk'n and The Oliver Twists in case you are wondering). The place was a really nice all ages hang out, but all the kids just stayed in the parking lot while the music and a screening of the film Puppy went on inside.

The Frequency

Submitted by Robert Gomez on Sat, 2009-06-06 20:05
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This was day #2 of our whirlwind tour of Wisconsin. A great show that featured a virtual drummer, via DVD, for Butte and guest vocal from I, Crime on one of our songs. Read more…

John's 40th Birthday Bash

Submitted by Robert Gomez on Sat, 2009-06-06 20:08
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John was the driving force behind getting this show together. Chrsty brought a yummy cake with a frosting design by Jay. Read more…

The Borg Ward

Submitted by Robert Gomez on Sat, 2009-06-06 19:59
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This was the first night of our Wisconsin micro-tour. The Borg Ward is an old funeral home that has been converted into a art gallery (gallery show #3 for us!) and studio spaces.