For The Music Productions & Bearded Baby Productions Presents:

Oh, Sleeper & Rival Choir
w/ Into the Harbor, Apparatus, Blinded, & Daybreaker

Sunday, February 14th
$13.00 pre-sale, $15.00 day of show
16+ (ID Required) - No ID/No Entry
Doors open at 6:00pm

Tickets: http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1059257-oh-sleeper-buffalo

at: Mohawk Place
47 E Mohawk St
Buffalo, NY

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Oh, Sleeper: https://www.facebook.com/ohsleeper 

The Fort Worth-based metalcore act Oh, Sleeper was an outgrowth of the short-lived Christian emo band Terminal, which split up shortly following the release of its only album in 2005. Three members of Terminal -- guitarist James Erwin, bassist Lucas Starr (who briefly played in a similar alternative Christian act, As Cities Burn, prior to that band's dissolution), and drummer Ryan Conley -- regrouped with a pair of local Fort Worth musicians, singer Micah Kinard and guitarist Shane Blay (formerly of Evelynn, as well as the North Carolina straight-edge act Between the Buried and Me) to form Oh, Sleeper in the spring of 2006. Oh, Sleeper's debut EP, The Armored March, was released by 1x1 Music in November of that year, and the group signed to Solid State Records for the release of their full-length debut, When I Am God, the following year. Ryan Conley left the band after the release of When I Am God, choosing to eschew the life of a musician in order join the Navy and begin a family with his longtime girlfriend. Oh, Sleeper forged ahead in his absence, enlisting Matt Davis to handle drum duties and launching sessions for their second album. Son of the Morning which debuted on the Billboard 200 at #120 and also charted at #46 Rock Albums, at #7 Christian Albums & at #12 Hard Rock Albums. After completing their contract with Solid State Records, the newest two EP releases have been crowd funded and brought them back on the road. This time for the fans, by the fans.

Rival Choir: https://www.facebook.com/RivalChoir 

Rival Choir is a continuation of Mouth of the South. After almost 9 years of being a band and going through countless member and style changes they decided that their next step as a collective would be to rebrand themselves entirely, which included changing their name to Rival Choir. With their newest direction as a band both musical and missional they feel like the name fully encompasses who they are and what they are going for. I Believe, Help My Unbelief will be released in early 2016 under Facedown Records.