Hi all, Cafe Rio Mexican Grill is opening in West Point! Mayor Craythorne along with Chamber officials will help us cut the ribbon on Wednesday (10/17), and we're giving away lunch to the first 300 guests.
Here are the details:
--What: Ribbon cutting ceremony for the new West Point Cafe Rio Mexican Grill. In addition to giving away entrees to the first 300 guests, we'll also be presenting The Davis Education Foundation with $2,500.
--When: Wednesday, October 17; ribbon cutting at 10:30 a.m.
--Who: Cafe Rio executives; Mayor Craythorne; Chamber of Commerce leadership; and officials from The Davis Education Foundation, are available for interviews.
--Where: Cafe Rio Mexican Grill in West Point; 185 North 2000 West
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ASSUMING WE SURVIVE
Release Highly Anticipated EP
Chapters
Today via Third String Records
"Chapters takes them to the next level with feel good songs
and heavy-hitting tracks as well." - Substream Magazine
Available Today on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music
Merch Bundles Available Here
On Tour This Fall
Tickets Available Here
October 12, 2018 - Inland Empire, CA - Assuming We Survive are ecstatic to release their EP Chapters today via Third String Records. Featuring previously released singles "Just So You Know", "California Stoned" and "Make It Out Alive," the EP delivers a wide range of energy and emotions, showing Assuming We Survive truly pushed themselves to show they have a lot more music to give. On today's release, the band shares "This album is the culmination of all the years of hard work and ups and downs. It's an honest insight to where we've been the past 2 years- our struggles and triumphs. I'm proud to say it's our best work yet." Chapters is available for purchase and streaming today via Spotify and Apple Music, while merch bundles are available here.
Along with producer Tyler Smyth (Danger Kids, Bless the Fall, Falling In Reverse), the band aimed to make a record that "breaks the mold" and takes the well-known passion, fun and energy of Assuming We Survive to the next level. The band shares that "The entire process of recording with Tyler was so much fun! He is such a talented individual and brought out our best. We worked hard, we played hard, and we laughed so much. We had a lot of silly inside jokes. He never put us down our made us feel like we couldn't do it. If we ever had trouble tracking a part he had this way of making us feel comfortable and confident in getting the right take. We are so grateful Tyler believed in us and wanted to take on the project."
Chapters Track listing
1. Make It Out Alive
2. Just So You Know
3. Tear Me
4. Searching
5. Let You Down
6. California Stoned
Assuming We Survive will be celebrating today's release with a few Southern California shows this weekend. Tomorrow's show in Anaheim, CA will mark the end of the first leg of The Turn The Stage Tour with the second leg kicking off later this month. RIVALS and DOSE will be supporting the band for the East Coast run kicking off on October 27th in Dallas, TX. Assuming We Survive will be delivering their unmistakable charisma and literal surfboards into the crowd, riding the physical and metaphorical wave of enthusiasm and electricity of the crowd to cities across the United States. A full list of dates are available below, with more information and tickets available at http://assumingwesurvive.com/.
Upcoming Tour Dates:
10/12 - Los Angeles, CA @ Hi Hat*
10/13 - Anaheim, CA @ Chain Reaction*
10/27 - Dallas, TX @ The Prophet Bar+
10/28 - Austin, TX @ Mohawk Austin+
10/29 - Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live+
10/31 - Birmingham, AL @ The Nick+
11/01 - Jacksonville, FL @ Jack Rabbits+
11/02 - Orlando, FL @ Sounder+
11/03 - Brandon, FL @ The Noise Box+
11/05 - Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade+
11/06 - West Columbia, SC @ New Brookland Tavern+
11/07 - Norfolk, VA @ 37th and Zen+
11/08 - Philadelphia, PA @ Creep Records+
11/09 - Cambridge, MA @ Middle East+
11/10 - Brooklyn, NY @ Sunnyvale+
11/11 - Buffalo, NY @ Mohawk Place+
11/13 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Smiling Moose+
11/14 - Lakewood, OH @ Mahall's+
11/15 - Chicago, IL @ Subterranean+
11/16 - Saint Louis, MO @ Fubar+
* - With RIVALS + Riot Child
+- With Riot Child + DOSE
It's a wave of momentum and positivity that has catapulted Assuming We Survive into the Top 50 on the New Artist charts and more importantly into the hearts and minds of a burgeoning crew of like-minded supporters and believers, from the kids who share their love for the band on social media to the band's contemporaries sharing stages with them at Vans Warped Tour, Self-Help Festival, and Monster's Aftershock. Get ready to get involved, because Assuming We Survive aims to energize the whole world, one show at a time, channeling energy back and forth with every single fan.
Assuming We Survive is Adrian Estrella (Vocals), Johnny Silva (Guitar), Kris Pasos (Drums) and Phil Adams (Guitar). For more information, please head to http://assumingwesurvive.com/.
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You can have a direct impact on electing cultural champions. All of us at Utah Cultural Alliance invite you to attend Create the Vote events around the state to talk with our endorsed candidates. Even if you've already voted, you should make it a priority to attend to show these candidates that voters care about the arts and humanities. Candidates for districts in these areas are attending.
Anyone is welcome to come, invite away! Please RSVP at the links below.
Logan: Oct 16
6-8pm
Tippett & Eccles Galleries,
Chase Fine Arts Center @ USU (Corner of 1200E 700N), Logan
Facebook invite
Ogden: Oct 24
6:30-8:30pm
Argo House: 529 25th St, Ogden
Facebook invite
Stay tuned for more dates and locations!
Click here to see our complete suite of election tools:
If you aren't registered to vote or didn't get your registration updated by the deadline, Utah now allows same-day voter registration. Just show up at any polling location in your county with your ID and you will be able to register immediately and receive a ballot!
Our 501(c)4 (Utah Cultural Advocacy Alliance) board has voted to taken positions on TWO ballot questions: Opinion Question 1 and Proposition 4.
Opinion Question 1 // Our Schools Now // SUPPORT
If passed, the legislature would pass a gas tax of 10 cents per gallon to benefit education and our roads. 3 cents will go to roads, 7 cents to education, 80% of which goes to K-12 and the remainder to higher education.
The Utah Cultural Advocacy Alliance (UCCA) board supports this because any funding boost to education also boosts arts and humanities education in schools.
Proposition 4 // Better Boundaries // SUPPORT
If passed, this would create a citizens committee that recommends voting district maps to the legislature (our constitution requires that the legislature must vote on all redistricting maps). The legislature has to approve new maps every ten years after the census is conducted. This committee would prevent gerrymandering. For example, the city of Ogden is split into three house districts!
We at Utah Cultural Advocacy Alliance support Prop 4 because we believe fairer districts leads to better elected officials and thereby better champions of culture.
No matter how you plan to vote this election cycle, we encourage you to VOTE!
Best,
Crystal Young-Otterstrom
Executive Director
Utah Cultural Alliance
801.652.0737
P.S. Please join me for a webinar on Wednesday October 17 to explore our new cultural industries economic data tool, Creative Vitality Suite.
