$18 Advance, $20 Day of Show
Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM (All ages)
no refunds; a limited amount of tickets will be sold after doors open if availability permits - first come, first serve
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Burden's Landing
Burden’s Landing is an alternative rock band from Washington, DC. Forming around songs written by guitarist/vocalist Noah Mullinax, Burden’s Landing began as a band in October of 2023, with Mullinax linking up with drummer Robin Zeng and bassist Chris Louis-Jorge. Sly Samudre quickly joined on synth and vocals and Burden’s Landing began rehearsals. In April of 2024, the quartet spent a week in the mountains outside Front Royal, Virginia, self-recording their debut EP, Could This Be a Portal? With a 32-minute runtime, the EP is an ambitious debut release featuring familiar alternative rock sounds with influences from grunge to shoegaze to free jazz. Could This Be a Portal? was released on August 2nd, 2024 via Rat Hill Records.
Freddy Hall
Award winning indie-pop darling Freddy Hall, deemed "a true artist of the human condition" by Performer Magazine, has a natural gift of entertaining. Freddy has played guitar for many Tony Award winning Broadway shows, and his musicality has been featured on Disney+ and This American Life. Freddy's song, "That's What You Do" earned him a WAMMIE Award (Washington, DC) and became a finalist for The Great American Song Contest. Currently, Freddy is playing guitar for the new Broadway production of "The Outsiders," with music written by Jamestown Revival. Hall is working on an EP and a fall tour.
The Vens
The Vens is an alternative/emo band from the DMV area. With influences from the 2000s era emo/pop-punk and more current indie/rock bands, The Vens ebbs and flows between loud over-driven guitars and ambient soundscapes. It's aggressive, mellow, dirty, clean, heavy, melodic, and tender all packaged up in distortion and reverb.
Younger Sister
Younger Sister is a newly formed, three-piece indie rock band hailing from Washington, DC. Inspired by riot grrrl bands like Sleater-Kinney and Bikini Kill, as well as singer-songwriters like Courtney Barnett and Snail Mail, their sound blends raw energy and girl power with heartfelt lyrics. Performing a mix of covers and originals, they are excited to share their music with the DC scene.