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TREEFORT WARMUP PARTY FIRST THURSDAY 3/6: GOCK LIVE SET, FREE BOISE BREWING BEER, WINDOW WALK, WIN A 5-DAY TREEFORT PASS!

Get #treefortready during The Record Exchange’s annual Treefort Warmup Party at 5:30pm First Thursday, March 6!

Presented by our craft beer partners Boise Brewing, the Treefort Warmup Party will feature live music from Gock and free cans of Boise Brewing’s delicious community-supported craft beer (21+ w/ ID).
 
Warmup Party guests will have the chance to enter to win a 5-day Treefort Music Fest pass and Record Exchange gift card (must be present to win). The Record Exchange will have physical 5-day Treefort passes available for purchase during the party.

The Record Exchange is one of several Downtown Boise businesses participating in the annual Treefort First Thursday Window Walk, a showcase of Treefort-inspired window art conceived by local artists.

As always, this Record Exchange in-store event is free and all ages.

Treefort lineup, schedule, passes and info at treefortmusicfest.com.

In addition to the Warmup Party, The Record Exchange is offering 20% off* used music and video for First Thursday.

Save on used vinyl, CDs, cassettes, Blu-ray, DVDs and VHS for one day only!

Open 10am-7pm.

*Excluding Rare Wax vinyl titles.

ABOUT GOCK:

Gock is a trans-fronted rock group formed in 2022 in the wake of rampant anti-trans legislation. Pulling influences from 90s alt-rock, jangly midwest emo and anthemic stadium rock ballads, the band discusses the isolation of gender nonconformity as well as how various social intersections are affected by a failing economic system.

Gock will be performing during Treefort on Saturday, March 29 (4:30pm) in the Shrine Basement.