Flier of the Week: Source Victoria at Yucca Tap Room

Nope, it's not promoting the classic 1987 Nintendo game Metroid--this flier of the week comes courtesy of Phoenix indie band Source Victoria, who is playing Yucca Tap Room this weekend. The group, who's shared the stage with local favorites Jimmy Eat World and The Format, is gearing up to work...

By Nicki Escudero

January 28, 2010

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Nope, it's not promoting the classic 1987 Nintendo game Metroid--this flier of the week comes courtesy of Phoenix indie band Source Victoria, who is playing Yucca Tap Room this weekend.

The group, who's shared the stage with local favorites Jimmy Eat World and The Format, is gearing up to work with Grammy-awarding winning, Los Angeles-based producer Chris Testa (Dixie Chicks, Switchfoot) and is looking for support before the project begins.

The band plays with supporters Kings of Last Call, Domo and Himes Kamesbertensteinhovitz--or, if you're finding the last group hard to pronounce, just call it the side project of James Karnes of Less Pain Forever, another Valley band.

The free show, on Saturday, January 30, begins at 9 p.m. Check out Source Victoria at www.myspace.com/sourcevictoria.

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