Skylar Spence (F.K.A. Saint Pepsi) to Play Chop Suey, 10/15

By: Jul. 27, 2015
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Skylar Spence (F.K.A. Saint Pepsi) with special guest Kero Kero Bonito will play Chop Suey on October 15, 2015 at 8 p.m. Age Limit: All Ages / Bar w/ Valid ID. Price: $15.00 (not including fees). General Admission.

Tickets go on sale this Wednesday, July 29, 2015 at 10AM. Available online at StrangerTickets.com. For more information, visit STGPresents.org.

Skylar Spence, formerly known as Saint Pepsi, is the electronic music project of American musician, producer and vocalist Ryan DeRobertis. The project has been described as vaporwave, disco pop, future pop, liquid disco, slowjam, and gibber boogie , though it crosses borders between traditional music genres. DeRobertis often incorporates unorthodox sounds in his music, using sources such as MarioKart 64. He often samples pop songs and "The Fader" calls his nonchalant approach to Top 40 hits "refreshing," and calls his music "restless and nostalgic and sonically curious." DeRobertis is quoted as saying, "I'm drawn to tuneful melodies; complex chord structures; outlandish synths and drums; and I like to take pop a capellas and see how I can warp the songs while keeping the melodies almost entirely intact...I want to make pop music for freaks, basically."

Seattle Theatre Group's mission is to make diverse performing arts and education an integral part of our region's cultural identity while keeping three historic venues, The Paramount, Moore and Neptune, alive and vibrant. STG presents a range of performances from Broadway, off-Broadway, dance and jazz, to comedy, concerts of all genres, speakers and family shows - at these three iconic theatres in Seattle and venues throughout the Puget Sound region and in Portland, Oregon. STG is the 501 (c)(3) non-profit arts organization that operates the historic Paramount, Moore and Neptune Theatres in Seattle, Washington.



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