Hippie Love Party does ATL w/ Spiderhouse <3

This is HLP's very first time in ATL and first-ever out-of-state tour! This live-music filming event will showcase extremely underground music, primarily in the lofi, emo, and indie genres.  What the Heck do ya need to know? 

• Live-music filming with a small audience. If you want to be part of our audience please click "Get tickets" to rsvp. Limited space. Only 20 spots.
• Please support your local art community and the bands by tipping and donating a few bucks. Donations can be made here: https://www.heck.house/donate The suggested donation is $5-$10. 
• Outdoors. Rain or shine. If it is rainy, we will be under the pavilion. Dress appropriately for the weather.
• All ages. Be advised that there may be some language. Minors should have their parents'/guardians' permission and/or an adult supervisor.
• It's perfectly fine to bring your own food and drinks.
• Parking is limited and on one side of Milton Street. Please carpool or rideshare.

 Scroll down to cHECK out the performers: 

Spiderhouse @spiderhousemusic

• Original written and recorded alternative/indie music
• Atlanta based
• linktr.ee/spiderhouse

 Hippie Love Party @hippieloveparty

• @TrashTapeRecords math rock/3rd and 5th wavey emo 
• From Virginia Beach, VA
• linktr.ee/hippieloveparty
• btw, HLP has a silly name that they forgot to get rid of when they stopped playing psych rock and weren't 14 anymore. 

Disclaimer: Heck.house has not obtained a business license yet. The location is zoned R-75 (single-family residential) with an overlay Tier 1. In order to change the usage from residential to commercial, we have to arrange for an off-site parking lot agreement with a nearby business. (Clarification: This is not a rezoning situation because of the overlay.) Once the property is classified as commercial, we can go through the steps of obtaining a business license.

In the interim period, Paula Novelle, who lives on site, is still active with small private events that are limited in size to prevent parking issues and use a decibel meter to manage noise levels.  All events are free and require participants to rsvp/sign up. Any donations collected during events are often shared with the artists/organizations involved and reported as required by 501(c)(3) status. We are a grassroots, arts advocacy organization with many neighbors actively involved and welcome feedback from the community.