Vundabar
w/ Slow Fiction
Sunday, May 10
Doors 7pm / Show 8pm
$22 Members / $25 General Admission Advance / $30 General Admission Day of Show / $65 VIP**
All ages / Standing
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*Member presale begins January 15 at 10am! Members at the Supporter level and above, use your Member code during checkout for early access to purchase tickets! Sign up or renew: 3sarts.org/membership
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**All VIP tickets include the following:
- First Entry Into Venue
- First Access To Merch
- Commemorative Laminate
- Keychain
- Tote Bag
- One GA ticket to the show
- Please note: VIP ticket holders, please plan to arrive one hour prior to doors in order to participate in the VIP experience.
This year marks the 10-year anniversary of Gawk, the breakthrough sophomore album from Boston-based indie trio Vundabar. Originally released in 2015 via their own imprint Gawk Records, Gawk was a defining moment for the band — an eccentric collision of surf-rock riffs, math-rock intricacy, and post-punk energy that quickly cemented Vundabar as one of indie rock's most exciting rising acts.
Praised by Pitchfork as "a charming, chaotic pile-up of surf-, math-, and art-rock," the album showcased the band's playful yet existential songwriting across ten tracks, including fan favorites "Chop," "Oulala," and the now-iconic "Alien Blues."
Nearly a decade after its release, Gawk found an unexpected second life when "Alien Blues" went viral on TikTok, soundtracking millions of videos and racking up over 800M streams. What began as a cult favorite in Boston DIY circles became a global anthem for a new generation, proving that Vundabar's oddball, hook-laden songwriting is as timeless as it is unique.
To mark the milestone, Vundabar will host a special 10-year anniversary show in Los Angeles at Scribble on November 13th, bringing Gawk back to the stage where it belongs: loud, raw, and full of the joyful weirdness that made it unforgettable in the first place. Fans can expect a Gawk-heavy setlist, deep cuts dusted off for the occasion, and the unshakable energy that has kept the band touring relentlessly for the past decade.
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3S Artspace is supported in part by grants from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation and NHCF's Geoffrey E. Clark and Martha Fuller Clark Fund; and Little Bay Fund.
Thank you to our lead sponsors: AC Hotel Portsmouth, The Brook, The Kane Company/Tidemark, Katzman Contemporary Projects, MacEdge, Raka, Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel and Stirling Brandworks.
Thank you to our Community Supporter Sponsor: Portwalk Place.
