Put your party pants on and make your way down to Tavern on Whyte to catch Edmonton's Night Howl, and Calgary's L'Omelette on Saturday, Nov. 9th. These bands are dynamic and soulful and are known to induce dancing and shot taking, so beware.

Night Howl Born from mud, fire, and moon, Night Howl merges dark orchestral folk rock with latin and swing and soaks it in whiskey. Dance-floor shaking, sing-along party anthems are woven together with orchestral melodies and dynamics that will pierce your soul. Pulling inspiration from those all-night campfire jams under a summer moon or from the darker corners of human nature, Night Howl's engaging storytelling will have you yelling and raising a glass or silently hanging on every word.

L'Omelette L'Omelette serves up a dynamic recipe of indie rock, garnished with funk, folk and a heaping spoonful of jazz. The Calgary-based ensemble combines emotionally-honest storytelling with their trademark sound, made up of evolving rhythms and meticulous layer

$10 | doors at 8