$15 Advance | $18 Day of show
Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM (All ages)
“a limited amount of tickets will be sold after doors open if availability permits; first come, first serve”
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Pinky Lemon
Pinky Lemon has made an entrance into the Washington, DC scene this year with their debut release ‘Pinky Heaven’, which blends eclectic influences from queer dance pop to dreamy shoegaze to emo trap. “Pinky Lemon is genre-bending at its finest.” - District Fray Magazine.
Spring Silver
"For Nkanza, the creation of culture and the search for self appear to be tightly intertwined. The lustrous new Spring Silver album, “I Could Get Used to This,” sounds like it was made by someone who grew up minding the tweaky electronic details of the Warp Records catalogue and the melody-saturated guitar riffs of post-hardcore heroes Jawbox and Shudder to Think." - The Washington Post
NADIE NADIA
Named after the André Breton book Nadja, NADIE NADIA is an indie post-rock, jazz, and alt-pop project. Influenced by Karen Dalton, Linda Ronstadt, Mildred Bailey, and jazz-adjacent math rock bands such as Toe, Tricot, Mouse on the Keys, and Puma Blue, each one of NADIE NADIA’s songs aim to reflect and connect the shared human condition. In addition to their haunting melodic synth-driven original songs, NADIE NADIA performs Swing and Big Band jazz standards from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. The group’s lead singer is a student of the prominent jazz vocal artist Lena Seikaly.
Eye Fish Ink
Eyefish Ink is a indie psychedelic rock and Alt-pop project formed in 2023, currently working on the production of an LP. Eyefish Ink is influenced by the likes of Tame Impala, La Vida Boheme, Clairo, the Strokes, electronic acts such as Odesza, as well as classical pop groups like The Beatles. Eyefish Ink is the love child of two projects joint together: GENE (Genesis’ solo project ) and SASN(Simon’s solo project) into one band. Eyefish Ink’s songs explore the ups and downs of life, immigration to the USA, mental health, psychological self-exploration and is heavily influenced by 60s psychedelia, 80s synth wave as modern pop acts. Genesis Arocha, the lead singer the lead multimedia producer for El Tiempo Latino, a DC based Hispanic newspaper, and Simon Santodomingo is an activist for Greenpeace USA.