12/7: How the Punks Stole Xmas: Toy Drive for Hope House

For the fourth year in a row, Revolution Records is proud to present a holiday toy drive for Hope House, a local women's shelter. This year we've got The Philistines, Wick & The Tricks, Approach, Forgettable, Sugar High, Ricki Wallen, & Hipshot Killer! Price of admission is one new toy that meets the guidelines provided by Hope House.

7:00- Ricki Wallen
7:30 - Forgettable
8:00- Sugar High
8:30- Wick & The Tricks
9:00- Approach
9:30- Hipshot Killer
10:00- The Philistines


Hope House Holiday Wish List
2018
(NEW ITEMS ONLY PLEASE!)

Teens –watches, wallets, IPods/MP3 players, cologne, TV shows & movies on DVD, DVD and teen board games (Scene It, Taboo, Shout About Movies), DVD players, hair accessories, purses, age appropriate make-up/nail polish, perfume, journals, local sports jerseys, tennis shoes, and gift cards* (Foot Locker, Old Navy, Wal-Mart, Target, PS4, Amazon), prepaid cell phones with minutes, cell phone accessories, digital cameras, jewelry, electronic games/game systems, movie passes (AMC Independence or B&B Lees Summit), tablets, E-readers (Kindle, Nook)

Women – digital cameras, planners, one cup coffee makers, dishes, watches, scrapbooks, journals, luggage, manicure sets, pajamas, robes, slippers, cell phone accessories, movie passes (AMC Independence Center or B&B Lees Summit), phone cards long distance and international, DVD players, DVDs, and gift cards* (Target, Wal-Mart, Beauty Brands, Quick Trip, gas cards, and grocery cards), perfume sets, bath/lotion sets, flat irons, curling irons, blow dryers, hot rollers, tablets, E-readers (Kindle, Nook)

Children (No violent toys or toys with weapons please) – Ethnic dolls/toys, dress-up clothes for both boys and girls, sports equipment, helmets, hand-held games, wireless remote control cars, batteries, trucks, skate boards, tea sets, arts & craft kits, scooters, skates, electronic toys, fishing poles/sets, bicycles, cameras, IPod/MP3 players, radios, DVD players, children’s DVDs (movies, TV shows)

Stocking stuffers –socks, underwear, slippers/flip flops, hats, gloves, and scarves for both genders and all sizes

Holiday Store Supplies – tissue paper, tags, scissors, bows, wrapping papper, batteries of all sizes and scotch tape

Holiday Food Baskets – Hams, turkeys, stuffing mixes, canned fruits and vegetables, canned sweet potatoes, marshmallows, dinner rolls, instant mashed potatoes, canned gravy, and no bake boxed desserts

Other Items- Gift cards for ethnic markets/grocery stores, spiritual texts/prayer books for a variety of religions (Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Spanish language, etc.), rice cookers, international calling cards, Spanish language books.

* Please make gift cards in $25 or smaller increments.

Please call 816-461-4188 ext. 0 for delivery instructions and more information.

For more information on Hope House and all the wonderful work they do, please visit them online at http://www.hopehouse.net/

12/11: The People's Market 
Join us on Tuesday December 11th , from 6-8pm for our sixth People's Market, free and open to all. There will be free hot meals, free clothing and other donation items alongside free literature and access to many great local organizations. We are partnering with Kansas City Food Not Bombs, The Really Really Free Market,  The 8th St. Publishing Guild & more...

12/14: OpenPoetry Night Presented by 8th St Publishing Guild
Our next reading in our monthly series, Open Poetry will kick off at 7pm with featured readers followed by an open mic. Free/all ages/open to everyone!

8th St. Publishing Guild is a Kansas City based publisher of surrealist & avant-garde poetry & prose. We take submissions and would be delighted to read your work. For more information, check out our website, or come talk to us at the reading.
https://www.8thstreetpublishing.com/

12/28:
Crawler(TX)
Rick Maun
Nitecrawler

12/29:
E.T.
bitohoney
RO
Disgusting Apartment 

10/2/18:
Isinglass
Sterling Holman

10/5/18:
October First Friday 
Major Matt Mason USA
Eggs On Mars 
Zooboy 

10/9/18:
The Peoples Market  
Join us on Tuesday October 9th, from 6-8pm for our fifth People's Market, free and open to all. There will be free hot meals, free clothing and other donation items alongside free literature and access to many great local organizations. We are partnering with Kansas City Food Not Bombs, The Really Really Free Market, & The 8th St. Publishing Guild. This month there will be a free seminar on workers organizing presented by Abril Negrette of SEIU ​

10/12/18:
Casual Burn(NOLA)
TBA

10/30/18:
Open Poetry Night Presented by 8th St. Publishing Guild:
Our next reading in our monthly series, Open Poetry will kick off with featured readers followed by an open mic. Free/all ages/open to everyone

8th St. Publishing Guild is a Kansas City based publisher of surrealist & avant-garde poetry & prose. We take submissions and would be delighted to read your work. For more information, check out our website, or come talk to us at the reading.
https://www.8thstreetpublishing.com/

8/3/18:
August First Friday: Three Year Anniversary Show and Benefit for Wayside Waifs 
We opened up shop three years ago on an August First Friday and this coming First Friday, we're going all out to celebrate! We're putting on a benefit show for Wayside Waifs, the shelter that Jasper, our shop dog, was adopted from four years ago to say thank you for providing our staff and customers with the coolest record listening buddy we could ask for. Playing are Hipshot Killer, Lovergurl, Arson Class, Evil Pillows, & Typing Pool. Art by Jacob Wold

8/14/18:
The Peoples Market  
Our third People's Market, free and open to all. There will be free hot meals, free clothing and other donation items alongside free literature and access to many great local organizations. This month, there will also be a free self defense class. We are partnering with Kansas City Food Not Bombs, The Really Really Free Market, IWW, The Democratic Socialists of America- KC Chapter, & The 8th St. Publishing Guild

8/16/18:
Movie Night: 
This month's movie night movie is yet to be announced stay tuned for more info! 

8/17/18:
Open Poetry Night Presented by 8th St. Publishing Guild:
Our next reading in our monthly series, Open Poetry will kick off with featured readers followed by an open mic. Free/all ages/open to everyone

8th St. Publishing Guild is a Kansas City based publisher of surrealist & avant-garde poetry & prose. We take submissions and would be delighted to read your work. For more information, check out our website, or come talk to us at the reading.
https://www.8thstreetpublishing.com/

​8/23/18:
Bach Tang(MPLS) 
Dime Sack Band(KC)

8/27/18:
Vincas(GA)
Microdoser(KC)
​Rag Doll(KC)
​

7/6/18:
First Fridays
TBA

7/10/18:
People's Market 
In partnership with the Democratic Socialists of America-Kansas City Chapter, The Really Really Free Market, Food not Bombs and more to be announced, Rev will be hosting a donation based free market from 6pm-8pm for anyone in need of food, clothing or other services. All are welcome.

7/19/18:
Movie Night-Day of The Triffids 
Stay inside and lock your doors for The Day of the Triffids is coming! For reasons unexplained by science, hundreds of meteorites begin to fall to Earth and blind those who witness the phenomenon. The few who retain their sight are horrified to encounter dandelion-like fluff known as triffids. These triffids multiply and grow into man-eating plants that begin to march on civilization, destroying everyone in their path. Join four survivors of the terrifying onslaught of triffids as they search for a means of destroying the menacing plants. This 1963 Sci-fi thriller starring Howard Keel, Nicole Maurey, Janette Scott, and Kieron Moore will be the second installment in our new monthly movie night! 

Entrance to the movie is free (though donations gladly accepted) & we'll have popcorn, soda, & beer available.It's all ages and will be projected on a screen at the shop.
 
7/22/18: 
Contact Grid(TX)
Holy Order(TX)
Mangled State(TX)
Locals TBA

7/27/18:
July Open Poetry Night sponsored by the 8th St. Publishing Guild 

First Fridays 
Black Creatures 
Chase the Horseman 
​Honeybee

Movie Night at Revolution presents: Alligator People 
​A newly wed is separated from her husband on a train. Years later, she tracks him down in the Bayou. But he's not the man he was... in fact he's not a man at all! A freak experiment has turned him half alligator. This 1959 sci-fi horror film starring Lon Chaney, Jr., Beverly Garland & Richard Crane will be the first in our new monthly movie night.

Entrance to the movie is free (though donations gladly accepted) & we'll have popcorn, soda, & beer available.It's all ages and will be projected on a screen at the shop. 

We've been getting a lot of great VHS tapes in and we'd like to explore some of the odder ones to walk in our door. So come out to witness the terror in the Bayou as we dive headfirst into the swampland of Alligator People!

The People's Market 
In partnership with the Democratic Socialists of America-Kansas City Chapter, The Really Really Free Market, Food not Bombs and more to be announced, Rev will be hosting a donation based free market from 6pm-8pm for anyone in need of food, clothing or other services. All are welcome. 

Full Moon 
Inspired School of Astral Music 
​Emily Otis
Expo 70 

5/4
Cherry Death(OK) 
Youth Pool 
Tazer Tot 
Dead Dad Club 

5/8
Regional Justice Center(SA)
Inner Altar 
Devil's Dew 
Liquid Swords 

5/12
Asukubus(TX) 
ASOS 

5/18
May Poetry Reading and Open Mic Night Presented by 8th St. Publishing Guild 

5/19
Stepping Stone(Canada)  
Altered Beast 
Slow Death 

5/28
Vile Bodies(NOLA) 
Burnt 

Joseph Warren Wheeler & The Wanderlust Revival 
Fathers 

Forced Impact(MKE) 
Lurk(CHI) 
Contrast Unforgiven 5

Hipshot Killer 
​Black Stacy 

Monthly Poetry Reading 
Open Mic Night