its The Glamour's First show in Toronto!
Thursday April 17th
Wrongbar 1279 queen street west

dj sets by Dopplehertz & Famous Players

hosted by Pink Mafia

cover is only $5 before 11pm

dont miss out


" Asher Gray and Richard Galling hail from Milwaukee Wisconsin. In 1999, inspired by the "French Touch" scene, they began producing and djing together. Early influences ranged from Daft Punk, Le Night Club, and Dj Falcon to Dimitri From Paris, and Etinne de Crecy. As the years passed the group’s musical repertoire widened and they began to acquire a more eclectic mix. As a result it began to influence their production. In 2005 the duo released "Blast" which became characteristic of their present sound. The Glamour’s music, apart from their historical influences, is also deeply rooted in the Midwest dance party scene. Dirty clubs, dive bars, and sweaty house parties provided the band with a perfect place to throw their DIY style events. This scene ultimately became the subject matter for tracks like "Kidz Night" and "Respect The Party". The Glamour makes music by djs for djs. Today you will find the duo holding down weekly residencies in Milwaukee, as well as guest spots all over Chicago, and lighting up dance floors far beyond the state of Wisconsin in places like New York City, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Minneapolis. They have rubbed sholders and made friends with Flosstradamus, Johnny Love (Gun’s N’ Bombs), Krames, Vyle, Mixhell, Diplo, Purple Crush, Frankie Chan, Blaqstarr, Huggs, Thunderheist, and Klever among others. Flosstradamus, Sinden, and Klever are just a few of the djs regularly dropping the groups tracks at parties around the world. Blogs such as Big Stereo, Discobelle, and Kiss Atlanta have been spreading their music amongst the internet community. Recently they were listed as one of URB’s next 100 acts to watch in 2008!!! If they haven’t invaded your city yet, they will, so get ready to party with The Glamour sometime soon! "The Glamour is a couple of kids out of Milwaukee — my guess, judging solely from their tracks, is they have the run of the party scene in Wisconsin (the state famous for its cheese… and beer). I tease with love because the Midwest is gonna take over. “Respect The Party” is a pretty damn awesome track… there’s a sense of urgency in the vocals that reminds me of something like “We Are Your Friends.” And I love, love the synth solo in there." -Bigstereo