Yesterday, Scarey Studios, a left-field concert space in West Baltimore, abruptly announced via MySpace, "hey dudes/dudettes, scarey studios is no more and all shows coming up are cancelled, sorry! it was fun(ny) but couldnt last forever , cause you know people could hear our shows for 5 square blocks." In an e-mail to Noise this morning, Jon, one of the space's former organizers, added, "Hopefully we'll be able to find another space at some point. . . . If you hear of any properties for rent that might suit us, it'd be great if you could send the info along."
At least one touring band, Argumentix, who was supposed to play last night at Scarey, was left with a schedule hole, but Jon says most of the shows on the venue's calendar should be able to be rescheduled. "We're going to be meeting with the Hexagon people (what used to be the Lo Fi) on Sunday to see if we might be able to reschedule any of the shows we had to cancel and do them there instead," he writes. With both Floristree and the Comfort Dome offering empty show calendars, this puts most of the warehouse show scene in Baltimore on the shoulders of the Annex Theater, the Bank--which both have several upcoming events--and Tarantula Hill, which will be hosting its first show in a good while next week.
