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About This Event
Dead Gowns and Helenor play the Knitting Factory in a late-night rock/pop bill. Dead Gowns is Geneviève Beaudoin, a Portland, Maine songwriter whose material processes a Las Vegas move that coincided with the end of a close friendship, with songs about how beginnings spill into endings. Helenor is a New York City performer familiar from small-room bills with Travess and TALK BAZAAR; their arrangements favor clarity and leave space for real-time shifts.
About the Artists
Dead Gowns
Remembering it over and over again: the way it happened in Vegas, the way beginnings spill over onto endings. Geneviève Beaudoin, the Portland, Maine-based songwriter, went to Las Vegas to help a close friend move and start a new life there.
Helenor
Helenor is a Rock/Pop artist heard on New York City stages, including sets at the Knitting Factory. On bills with Travess and TALK BAZAAR, the performance context often leans toward the small-room, scene-driven side of the city’s live music ecology.