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The Red Elvises Always wanted to combine your love of Marx and Elvis, but weren’t sure how? Check out the

By FM Staff Oct 11, 2006
The Red Elvises

Always wanted to combine your love of Marx and Elvis, but weren’t sure how?

Check out the Red Elvises, who describe their music as a combination of “good old rock ‘n roll with ethnic music from their homeland.” The band, formed by two Russian refugees in 1995, derives its name from the duo’s love of the late crooner and their passion for the color red (how apropos).

Sunday, October 15 at Harper’s Ferry at 8 p.m. 158 Brighton Ave., Allston. Tickets $8 at http://www.harpersferryboston.com. 21+.

Bob Woodward

Who was Deep Throat? If you are lobotomy-free and still haven’t figured it out, you probably never will. But you can still hear Woodward wax intelligent about his new book “State of Denial: Bush at War, Part III” during a Harvard Bookstore-sponsored event. If you are too drunk to make it, no worries—FM will deliver an exclusive interview with the renowned reporter to your door next Thursday.

Tuesday, October 17 at 7:30 p.m. First Parish Church, 3 Church St., Cambridge. Tickets $3 at the Harvard Bookstore.

PfoHo 90’s Party

Jane says that flannel is the new Prozac. Get your Courtney Love on at the PfoHo 90’s dance, which promises angsty hard-rock, hemp necklaces, and drunk freshmen. The Blanks. are even spinning the tunes. Nirvana!

Saturday, October 14 from 10 p.m.- 2 a.m. Pforzheimer House Dining Hall. Tickets $7 at the door.

Donnie Darko

Slake your cult classic thirst with “Donnie Darko” at the Coolidge Corner Theatre. If you thought Frank was scary the first time around, wait till you see the big silver bunny on the big silver screen. You don’t have to dress in 80’s gear, but we recommend it.

Friday & Saturday October 13 & 14 at 11:55 p.m. 290 Harvard St., Brookline. Tickets $7.50.

So Long Princess

Channel Chewbacca at the reunion concert of this Harvard band/gimmick gone wild(ly popular). Every song is about Star Wars. Seriously.

Thursday October 12 at 8:30 p.m. Quincy Cage. Free.