Fletcher Gull & The Better Tomorrows, The Guns, Dog House, Stram
About This Event
Fletcher Gull & The Better Tomorrows appear on a four-act bill at Arlene’s Grocery with The Guns, Stram and Dog House. The bill pairs guitar-forward, rhythm-led rock and post-punk from Fletcher Gull and The Guns with Stram’s seam between dance-floor momentum and Japanese-indie–tinged songcraft. Dog House provides a choreographic, club-room counterpoint, favoring clean structure and direct physical phrasing suited to close listening.
About the Artists
Fletcher Gull & The Better Tomorrows
Fletcher Gull & The Better Tomorrows is a rock/pop group heard most often in New York City club rooms, including Arlene’s Grocery. Their sets sit comfortably on mixed bills, sharing stages with acts like The Guns, Dog House, and Stram, where guitar-forward rock meets tighter, rhythm-led post-punk edges.
The Guns
The Guns are a rock/pop group heard on New York City bills that favor tight songs and direct delivery. They have performed at Bowery Palace, appearing on shared lineups such as “Mik Ivy | The Guns | The Fleok,” alongside Mik Ivy and The Fleok.
Dog House
Dog House is a dance group appearing on New York City bills, including a pairing at Berlin with the rock/pop outfit The Guns. With a small but growing digital footprint, the project reads as emerging and locally oriented rather than industry-scaled.
Stram
Stram is a New York–orbiting group working at the seam between dance-floor momentum and rock/pop songcraft, with roots in k-rock, Japanese indie, and post-punk. They’ve appeared on mixed bills at Bowery Palace and Berlin, sharing lineups with Humen Skum, Fruit Punch, Sofia D’Angelo, Sie Canela, Badhead, HELP WANTED, and Dead Useless Hearts.