Come celebrate the holidays and the release of Nuclear Family Fantasy's new Christmas tune, Thank God It's Them! With performances by Stu Spasm and City Ice, the event will also include a mini pop up gift shop featuring goods made by artists: wall hangings by Cheyenne Timperio, ceramics by Sarah Leber, ornaments by Carri Skocze, and sculptures by Stu Spasm. 15% of all ticket sales will be donated to NY Cares. Growing up in the projects of the Lower East Side of New York City, Matt Devin Patrick was fascinated by the relationship of creativity and the streets. But after his first band signed a contract with David Geffen, he took a detour into a life of crime, homelessness, and addiction. In 2023 after putting his life back together he would mine his experiences into songs and enlist childhood friends Tom Kotik and Drew Oakley to form post punk indie trio, City Ice. Nuclear Family Fantasy's singer/songwriter Mossy Ross belts out tunes criticizing the American Dream, and the suffering that trying to achieve it can cause. Their songs convey the struggles with addiction and mental health that often result from believing in the "If you work hard in America, you can achieve anything" rhetoric. Just in time for the fortieth anniversary of its release, NFF's new Christmas tune, Thank God It's Them, is a searing criticism of the controversial Band Aid song, Do They Know It's Christmas? Stu Art Gray, a.k.a. Stu Spasm, is a well known musician, artist, and writer; and the subject of the documentary, "I Should Have Been Dead Years Ago," currently screening in film festivals worldwide. Stu's former band Lubricated Goat were infamous in Australia for a naked TV performance in 1988 which left nothing to the imagination. He currently has two main bands, the Unthinkable and the Art Gray Noizz Quintet. He will be performing this show solo, fully clad.