Pre-event tickets available HERE.

Come celebrate the release of Stress Dolls’ new album, Queen of No, at The Lounge at Revolution Gallery (1419 Hertel Ave. / Buffalo, NY 14216)! 7:30 PM doors, 8:30 PM show. Sons of Luther will be opening the night.

Tickets are $10 ADV // $15 DOS. More info: https://revolutiongallerylounge.com/stress-dolls-may17th/

About the artists:
Stress Dolls is the moniker of Chelsea O’Donnell, a songwriter from Buffalo, NY. Currently, Stress Dolls takes on several forms live: solo with O’Donnell and her acoustic guitar; as a duo when joined by longtime collaborator Sally Schaefer on violin; or as a band when combined with members TJ Luckman (bass), Jordan Smith (lead guitar), and Josh English (drums). The project’s sound has drawn such comparisons as “Joni Mitchell meets Nirvana,” “Avril Lavigne and Foo Fighters in a blender,” and “Kathleen Hanna fronting Modest Mouse.” Her upcoming album, Queen of No, was produced by Jim Wirt, whose past credits include Something Corporate, Jack’s Mannequin, Fiona Apple, Incubus, and more. It will be released May 17th on Sun Pedal Recordings.

Sons of Luther combine their alternative, rock, and punk influences into a contemporary blend that even the most jaded rock fans can appreciate.
Singer/song-writer/producer Wren Werner and guitarist/producer/engineer John Bohn resumed working together in 2016 after moving back to western New York. Bohn, having worked and lived in Nashville, and Werner in New York City, their workflow blossomed after having years of real world music industry experience under their belts.
The band has a roster of musician friends that revolve in and out of the live line up including some of the area’s most proficient players. Recently the band has returned to their family roots with its tight rhythm section consisting of brothers Carl and Amos Werner.
“Reason for Trying” is their latest release which reflects on where they’ve come from, where they hope to go, and a renewed sense of motivation.

This event is 21+ only, with valid ID at the door