The Williams Center in the Secaucus area is hosting a concert by War On Women with MakeWar and Midnight Foolishness this December.
Following a Hiatus, War On Women have entered another album cycle, led by their new single “Precious Problem.” The post-hardcore punk band is led by vocalist, co-founder and frontwoman Shawna Potter.
The multi-talented musician wears a lot of hats as an entrepreneur outside the band, including being an intimacy coordinator, running an amp repair business, hosting her own podcast called “But Her Lyrics” and writing Books. She’s even certified to officiate weddings.
Meanwhile, the pop punk outfit MakeWar is supporting their latest album, A Paradoxical Theory of Change, on Fat Wreck Chords. The grounded musical outing is an exploration of frontman Jose Prieto’s relationship with anxiety and learning to make peace with it.
Midnight Foolishness, a guest act at the concert, is also putting their own spin on punk and grunge, releasing the album Use Your Head, Not Your Hands in 2025. Influenced by everything from Dillinger Escape Plan to Kevin Devine and Emmure Candiria, the band explores themes like finding yourself, improving who you are and knowing when to move on to the next stage in life.
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War On Women, MakeWar and Midnight Foolishness are performing on December 4 at 7 pm at the Williams Center at 15 Sylvan St in Rutherford, a short drive from Secaucus.
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