This is the real deal ladies and gentlemen.

Kid Architect has really stepped up in DC-Metro Area's Music Scene.

THIS SATURDAY - May 1st - KID ARCHITECT is HEADLINING the infamous JAMMIN JAVA!

But wait, there's more - friends of Kid Architect - IRRESPONSIBLE - is having THEIR FULL LENGTH DEBUT RELEASE PARTY!

Do NOT miss this show - it will be EPIC.

Sounds of Gray will be opening the night.

Then Irresponsible will be rocking the house.

Then KID ARCHITECT will be taking the stage with a fantastic set and a never-before heard song! Brand new and fresh out of the oven.

For those of you who have never heard any of these bands, please check out their MySpace or Facebook pages!

www.myspace.com/kidarchitect
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kid-Architect/106022522275?ref=ts

THIS IS AN ALL AGES SHOW - $10 advance (online or through a band member) / $13 at the door. PLEASE find one of us or purchase online - don't pay more than you have to!

Hope to see a lot of new friendly faces out there!

http://jamminjava.com/home/events/irresponsible-cd-release-kid-architect
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What does "infamous" mean?

Johnny Walker Wrote:
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> What does "infamous" mean?

Infamous means not famous.

Johnny Walker Wrote:
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> What does "infamous" mean?


Infamous is when you're more than famous. This man El Guapo is not just famous, he's infamous!

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> Infamous is when you're more than famous. This
> man El Guapo is not just famous, he's infamous!

Goddamnit, you beat me to it.

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13 4826 0948 82695 25847. Yes.

Haha. It's actually kind of funny to read the "official" definition of the word Infamous. I've heard it used in so many sentences within the same context - exceedingly well known / famous.

However, the dictionary describes it as "Having an exceedingly bad reputation; notorious." Oops!

That is NOT how I meant to describe Jammin Java.

Although I'm pretty surprised if you all havent heard of it - it's probably Fairfax/Vienna's nicest venue - full liquor bar, great stage and sound, decent size. It's no State Theater or 930 Club, but it holds it's weight. I've seen many of my favorite national touring acts come through there.

I would say it compares in sound and size to something like Jaxx, but as clean as State Theater. Anyone say that's a fair comparison?

It's a decent, small club. Good sound, not as divey as Jaxx. Sorta in the same league as Iota in Arlington. Drink prices are kinda high, but it's biggest drawback is location. Downtown Vienna isn't exactly a mecca for nightlife.

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> I would say it compares in sound and size to
> something like Jaxx, but as clean as State
> Theater. Anyone say that's a fair comparison?

I would definitely agree on the location aspect. It's great for the act(s) performing if people know about the show prior, but unfortunately not a whole lot of people will just walk in off the street and say "Hey let's randomly go to Jammin Java for the evening." (that is unless you're in a band yourself and like to network).

I always thought the name was a drawback too. A bit too tame for a venue catering to rock music. It makes it sound like you're going to sit around drinking venti lattes all night. Although I did see one of the bartenders get a drink thrown in her face one night, which is pretty rock when you think about it.

Hahahahaha awesome. And yeah, it definitely could use a more descriptive name.

Granted, their coffee is fantastic, buuuuuut when you're out on a Friday or Saturday night watching some rockin' music, most people don't go for the java, they go for the booze.

I'm so used to the place that the name doesn't phase me anymore. It doesn't really hit me until I have out of town friends say "You guys are playing a coffee shop??" and I have to explain to them it's actually a full blown (small) venue.