Somewhere in a Quincy living room, viagra order James Ikeda is cooking up a not-so-average house venue. Bane Voice, viagra sale a semi-monthly series hosted by one Ikeda, and started early 2013. Frustrated by a lack of openness and community in the house shows he was frequenting, Ikeda wanted a cleaner, friendlier, and more inclusive version of these shows to exist. Ikeda saw a need and decided to take matters into his own hands.

Around that same time, a friend had recommended that he gain experience booking shows if he wanted to play out more and tour. He had seen a Facebook post from a band, There Is No Mountain (Portland, OR), looking for a space to play in Boston. Before he knew it, they were playing a show in his living room and thus the first edition of Bane Voice was born. “I had one goal: to make the most inclusive space. There are so many spaces that can be alienating. [Getting this] first show up made me realize how empowering it is to do it yourself,” Ikeda says.

When you walk into Bane Voice, you can feel a difference sense of place. “Anyone can come in and instantly feel like they belong,” Ikeda says. The craziest part? There’s a vegetarian potluck at every Bane Voice. It’s a tradition that Ikeda started the first night to help kick-start the idea and it just kind of stuck.

Interested? Check out the 17th edition of Bane Voice this Saturday, January 31st. Six acts brand new to the Bane Voice stage will be coming through, and so should you:

On Tour…
– Cat Thumbs (PA)
– SunnyShading (PA)
– Dizzy Bats [Connor solo] (NYC)

Locals…
– Good Heads, Better Shoulders (Allston, MA)
– Greg Nahabedian (Northampton, MA)
– Ghost Guest (Worcester, MA)
– Audrey Amadea (Wellesley, MA)
– The Michael Character (Quincy, MA)