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MUSIC: There's a triple-threat bill going on at Mercury Lounge tonight. The Josh Reichmann Oracle Band (pictured; formerly of Frenchkiss post-punk band Tangiers), Sebastian Grainger and Snowden will all be taking the stage. Get there early and plan on making a night of it.

8 p.m. // Mercury Lounge [217 E Houston St] // $12

EVENT: The NFT (Not For Tourists) crew is celebrating their 10th anniversary in NYC (hey, they're officially New Yorkers now!). "This gigantic, on-the-house NFT extravaganza is brought to you courtesy of the writers, designers, domestics and master builders of Not For Tourists, in honor of ten beautiful years of impeccable city-maps, sassy discursive descriptions and our staggering ability to withstand the economic tremors that have done in so many, better-prepared others. Which brings us to our final pitch: In these trying times, your company's Holiday Party was probably canceled. Our Holiday Party features free liquor, free 2009 NYC NFTs (while supplies/whims last) and the unique opportunity to mingle in a quiet and civilized manner with other like-minded NFTers."

6 to 9 p.m. // Fontana's [105 Eldridge St] // Free

SCIENCE: The Secret Science Club is back, and tonight Neuroscientist Carl Hart will lead a lecture on “Methamphetamine: A Good Drug Gone Bad.” The Associate Professor of Psychology at Columbia University, and Director of the Methamphetamine Research Laboratory at the New York State Psychiatric Institute will focus on understanding neurobehavioral and physiological effects of psychoactive drugs in humans. "Cocktail alert! Enjoy the Brain-Boggling Libation of the Night—the Synapse Sling!!"

8 p.m. // Union Hall [702 Union St, Park Slope] // Free

THEATER: Les Freres Corbusier, who previously haunted you with Hell House and roboticized Hedda Gabler, are back on the scene with Dance Dance Revolution, a "a fully immersive, futuristic dance spectacular, fusing unmerciful Japanese rave music with deeply regrettable sophomoric comedy." It opens tonight, and they declare it's "like Footloose set in the future—but much scarier, and with 50 really attractive, barely-clothed young actors and buckets of free beer." Hmm, is that a threat or a promise? The Village Voice has more. – John Del Signore

8 p.m. // Ohio Theater [66 Wooster St] // $18