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“Godstar Megamax, one of Chicago’s best live bands on the heels of their “Meat Rabbit” EP. They’ll give us the raw materials of the evening: abstract offerings from post-rock, punk, electronic, noise and folk that cohere in different arrangements according to which particular member leads the charge. There is precarity via Buster Keaton, goodbyes borrowed from Neil Young and screw-you poetry lifted straight from the page. They’re the farthest we’ll stray from pop clarity.” -music.newcity.com

Autobahn are from NY and feature a Cello.

The Hum - local collective who will be performing under their 9th iteration.

“Skin is a conversation between gothic Americana, grunge, Mo-Town soul, and visual storytelling. The work culminates in an ethereal sense of longing, intimacy, and American pain.” -skin

Empties - new local, can-based, straight-up rock band

Thermostat - temperature tweaking no-wave

Trucker Hat - kinda like a 21st century TAD that listened to 89x

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A TRUE POWERHOUSE SHOW

Liquor Store - “Although originally described by listeners as “kind of underwhelming” and “a goddamned fucking trainwreck that’s what,” Liquor Store quickly found their sonic niche. They’d show up to a gig with as many as seven guitarists in addition to a bassist and drummer and fill up the stage with swingin’ meat and guitar feedback before launching into impossibly powerful punk epics with funny titles. Their shows have turned into the best party you can be at if you’re into things like drinking and attaining states of atavistic ecstasy. People writhe around on the floor in intoxicated glee, getting bruised up and feeling deliriously joyful. The last time I saw them someone started fighting a chair.” -Vice, 2010

Tin Foil - "You like late-era MINUTEMEN? You’re gonna like this a whole bunch, then. This album sounds like if D. Boon fronted MOLLY HATCHET. Jazzy drums, soaring guitars, and twangy vocals with tongues firmly placed in cheeks. We’re treated to a little bit of banjo action as well, which is a huge A+ in my book. This is the thinking-man’s punk, folks. Outside the box, unconventional, and catchy as hell. I adore this record. Possibly one of the best slabs I’ve heard in a very long time. Highly recommended." -Maximumrocknroll, 2025

Bobby Bare Jr - “For those of you who are unfamiliar, Bobby Bare Jr. is the son of country music royalty Bobby Bare, who was responsible for such Nashville classics as “Detroit City,” “500 Miles From Home,” and the classic “Drop Kick Me Jesus.” BBJr. inherited his father’s songwriting wit and released some of the most interesting and unique music of the 90s and early aughts, first via his country-punk band, Bare Jr., and then as a solo act. His most recent solo album, Undefeated, was released way back in 2014. Since then he has toured sparingly on his own although, beginning in 2017, he has performed on the road and off with the band Guided by Voices.” -Tom Polacek

Loose Koozies - “Day job dreamers who sing about loving their dogs, long-forgotten townie nightlife spots, the eternal power of nature and transcending space, time and dimension all at once.” They also love NRBQ, NA beers, and pedal steel.

Pretty Island - “A band from 🌴Detroit 🌴”

Bimbo - Marquettes finest!

MRKT - Consonant professionals

Twin Freaks - “Twins and Freaks who like Twin Peaks” -Twin Freaks

Sick Thoughts - “After last year’s hit full-length, the new EP from Drew Owen (a.k.a. SICK THOUGHTS) feels like a victory lap, showcasing four strong tunes from a guy who’s been on a snowballing creative roll for a while now. Gracing the cover for the second consecutive release, this time greeting us with a boozy lounge look and a promising wink, he starts this one off by revealing a raging theme for this decade-plus-old project in “Sick Thoughts.” Then we lean back and loosen up a bit with the ’70s switchblade and bandana vibes of the rockin’ “I’m a Hellraiser.” The pace picks up with “Schoolgirls in Chains,” a jittery and jacked-up garage number that almost sounds like it could have been an outtake from JAY REATARD’s Blood Visions LP. And then, just before he leaves the saloon doors swinging behind him, he kicks out the sickeningly sweet “My Heart is Breaking Over You,” an epic, killer, and uncharacteristic power pop ballad that he pulls off with incredible panache. My favorite track on the album, its crooning and keyboards on the outro are especially bonkers. Cheers to another solid ripper, Drew, and maybe just take it easy on those olives a little bit.” -maximumrocknroll

H8 Mile - featuring Brendan Tracey on drums

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Stone Rain Lucas - Cleveland area acoustic jams from members of party punkers Chumlord

Lake of Fire Yacht Club feature an electric ukulele played by local pizzeria magnate, Jeremy

“The Slouches are a dixieland, punk, polka band featuring Dan Tennant (The Salt Miners, The Doornails), Matt Van (Electric Six, Mustard Plug), Matt Woody (The Proud House of Schmucks, Babe Miller Band), and Adam Bridgewater (Maceday).”

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Tricky Youth (L.A)

True Commando (Des Moines)

Pirouetees

Sean & Diego

Skin

Friendly Spectres

The Srees

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Elephant Stone - “At the center of Montreal’s Elephant Stone is Rishi Dhir, a songwriter and sitarist who has spent twenty years blurring the lines between Western psych-pop and Indian classical tradition. What began in 2006 as a quest for transcendental sound has evolved into a singular, self-contained vision. Operating out of his Montreal home studio, Sacred Sound, Dhir has emerged as a true studio auteur—producing, engineering, and mixing the band’s increasingly complex and cinematic output. While the band’s reputation was built on airtight pop craftsmanship and spiritual exploration, their recent work—anchored by longtime members Miles Dupire, Robbie MacArthur, and Jason Kent—possesses a new, raw intensity. It is a sound forged through Dhir’s deep collaborative history with icons like The Black Angels, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, and Beck, as well as his role in the psych-supergroup MIEN.”

Going Gones - local supergroup

Matthew Smith - of Outrageous Cherry, performing a solo set

Starly Kind - “is based in São Paulo, Brazil and Portland, Oregon. Dream punk, not quite screamo, experimental metal/skamz.”

Trucker Hat

Tipper Gore (KY)

Fat Lady Sang (L.A)

Dee Obscenity and the Step Sons