Alyson MacClaran
Audio By Carbonatix
Itchy-O, the 57-member experimental percussion troupe, brought fans some summertime pandemic relief with its fiery Sypherlot: Drive-In Radio Bath, held in the Mission Ballroom parking lot. Now the band is resurrecting its annual Halloween show as a drive-in concert series.
The event, dubbed Hallowmass Performance and Offertory, promises to build on the Sypherlot spectacle.
“Imagine a deep-space carwash at the end of Fury Road, where interstellar performers interact with vehicles to turn each car into a dancefloor, all while adhering to CDC-recommended public-health guidelines,” explains the band.
The ritual will unfold at 1300 40th Street on Fridays and Saturdays from October 30 through November 7, with two performances each night.
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Each show can host up to 36 vehicles; tickets are $150 per vehicle for the first row and $113 for the second row. Doors open at 6 p.m. for the early show and 8 p.m. for the late show; late entries will not be permitted.
For more information, go to the Itchy-O website.
