$15 Advance | $18 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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Astronaut Class
Space-based rockers, Astronaut Class, have come down from orbit with their debut album in hand. After years of playing together in various groups, longtime friends and crew mates Sean Lazer (vocals/drums), Zach Bogley (guitar), Jake Rohme (keys/vocals), James Bartolotta (bass), Chase Illig (guitar), and Harrison Fletcher (drums) have joined space-forces to create the universe's first interstellar band. Astronaut Class recorded their debut album at Spotify’s Noteable Studio in Nashville, TN, with engineer/producer JD Tiner (Birdtalker, Andrew Ripp) at the helm. Production wrapped on the album in late 2023 following the release of the band’s first two singles, “Dancing for Two” and “Keep it to Myself.” You can catch Astronaut Class supporting their album in the DC/Baltimore area with future shows slated across the universe.
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Sunniva
Sunniva is an old name which means “gifts of the sun.” Sunniva believes in the supernatural and healing qualities of music, which comes from a place both beyond us and within us. The music serves as a tool to get through, and to celebrate these short and precious lives we all live. Sunniva is the project created by brothers Danniel Knight II (songwriter/vocals/guitar/keys) and Conner Knight (bass/integral part of writing) and are joined by Georgia Braun (guitar) and currently Sam Huff(drums). With no genre in mind, the music is hard to describe other than using descriptive words such as groovy and soulful while being at times psychedelic, jammy, groggy, and folky. Sunniva is from Frederick and record in Baltimore Maryland. You are encouraged to groove, move, and be soothed by the music of Sunniva.
The Trouble with Rose
In a musical world that’s often gone astray, fans of intelligent pop and rock from Superdrag to Sloan will find something to sing along with. The Trouble with Rose is subtle and sensuous, vital and virtuous. An eminently listenable example of what can happen when musicians get together and shun both genre and trend in an attempt to create something that makes them smile.