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All AgesElectronicHow to honor the legacy of a band deemed sacred? To tread on holy ground is perilous, and must be done with the intent and spirit of a disciple—Pay attention to the intricacies of the magic, explore the far ends of the innovation, strive for ever-growing ability, and let the purity of the love for the music drive it all. Drummer Clementine is the founding member of ZEPPARELLA. From the beginning of her musical career, her goal has been to be onstage every night. The pursuit of that goal has led Clementine to constantly tour the US and Europe in projects as diverse as Bottom, AC/DShe, The House Of More, The Solid, Francis Bakin, and Stars Turn Me On. She tackles the best rock drumming ever written with her own emotionally powerful style, bringing the Motown influence of the Bonham groove to the forefront. The profound musical connection established with Gretchen Menn (guitar), Angeline Saris (bass), and Noelle Doughty (vocals) creates the bond required to do this great music justice. It was under the tutelage of classical guitarist Phillip DeFremery, a student of Andrés Segovia, that guitarist Gretchen Menn began her path on the instrument. Playing with tireless passion and constantly seeking out new challenges, her projects are often unconventional, genre-bending expressions combining elements of classical, rock, progressive, jazz, and metal. On influences, Gretchen has never tired of her initial inspirations—Eric Johnson, Steve Morse, Frank Zappa, and Jeff Beck. But she has loved Jimmy Page’s guitar playing longer than she has played the guitar. It was through the music of Led Zeppelin that she found a gateway into music that resonated deeply with her, creating a love for guitar-oriented music, and, ultimately, the guitar. Bassist Angeline Saris has musical passions that span jazz to speed metal, R&B to rock, Cuban to hip-hop, and flamenco to rockabilly. Angeline has done it all - and does it extremely well. It is this versatility, her rock-solid time, tastefully crafted bass lines, and unequivocal skills that give her the ability to bring cohesion to the eclectic Zeppelin catalog. Angeline credits John Paul Jones as a main influence, so it is no surprise that she shines as she interprets his thunder. Finally, singer Noelle Doughty has found her way back to where she started, with a passion for Led Zeppelin’s music that was developed from as far back as she can remember, as the little sister in the room with the rocking older brothers. The kid who knew every word to every song has worked in classic rock cover bands, jazz bands, funk bands, and yet never lost her true love for Zeppelin. After moving to the West Coast from New York State, her fortuitous meeting with Gretchen Menn backstage at a Robert Plant concert brought the final puzzle piece to the Zepparella family. Noelle’s clear and powerful style and deep understanding of the emotional content of these great songs make the picture complete. Now more than ever, Zepparella explores their own improvised magic within the framework of Zeppelin’s mighty songs!
Sat, Jul 18, 8:00 PM
All AgesPunkElectronicWhen Sincere Engineer entered the studio to begin recording their fourth full-length album, they were already building on a foundation primed for success. Tracking the record entirely at Chicago’s Electrical Audio - the studio of the late Steve Albini and the origin of hundreds of revered independent releases, the band tapped into a space synonymous with unfiltered artistry. The result: Probable Claws (leave it to Sincere Engineer to pull a punny title out of the hat), a record that solidifies her punk-fueled catalogue as a formidable quartet. As Sincere Engineer frontwoman Deanna Belos continues to mine the deeply introspective terrain of her past work, the question remains: how does this latest chapter measure up? For starters, it leans into a thematic core that feels relatably universal, especially for anyone who has felt the pressure of life's eternal ticking clock. "I think the overall theme of this record is being uncomfortable with the passing of time and how quick time passes," Belos shares. "Not all the songs touch on that, there's some songs about me moving too fast through life myself." That sentiment pulses through the album’s lead single, "Cooler," which landed on streaming platforms in March. The track stands as a quintessential example of Sincere Engineer’s signature brand of cathartic, angst-fueled punk, refined, yet no less urgent. And while Belos’ audience now stretches to a global scale, her sound remains grounded in a gritty, blue-collar ethos, undeniably shaped by her Chicago, Illinois roots. "We set out to make a very straight forward pop punk record," Belos says, before noting that fans can still expect a handful of Sincere Engineer’s characteristically poignant ballads woven throughout. Make no mistake: Probable Claws is a no-skip listen. Across 11 tracks, the album is meticulously sequenced to grip from the outset, kicking off with the commanding "Twist My Tongue" and closing on "Dynamite," a finale that lands with emotional weight. A well-placed Bad Religion nod on "LOL" only deepens the records' relatability level, bridging generational gaps within the punk community. Of course, every album has its emotional centerpiece, and here, Belos delivers it in "Arborvitae Evergreen." "It's my favorite," she shares. "It's kind of the song I've been telling people I wrote for myself. It's about the backyard of the house I grew up in. When we recorded it, I was so stoked with how well it came out.. it takes me back to that place." All-in-all, Probable Claws finds Belos sitting in some of her strongest writing yet, wielding her sharpest pen, and laying her heart out on the table. “I'm excited for the new chapter of SE. We've done so much touring with so many amazing bands that we all look up to. I can't believe we're on our fourth record and we're excited to get on tour and play the new songs live. The recording process was a dream -- Electrical Audio is an incredible studio, literally one of the best in the world. We were very excited and fortunate we got to make the record there!"
Sun, Jul 19, 8:00 PM
All AgesThe Sing With Me Tour brings the magic of Fulton Lee’s iconic stranger interactions to the stage. Equipped with the power of Bubblegum Funk and a profound message of positivity, Fulton will give you not just a concert, but an experience that sticks with you. Prepare to lose control of your hips and your heart at the same time - and who knows, YOU might even join Fulton on stage. Either way, leave with your shirt sweaty and your soul nourished!
Mon, Jul 20, 8:30 PM
All AgesThe worst kept secret is finally out: Marshall launches Billie Joe Armstrong’s 1959BJA Artist Signature Amp. Come celebrate the new “Dookie” amp’s release with the Coverups, Marshall, and Billie Joe himself. We’ll have exclusive merch, giveaways, and more. Don’t miss it! IMPORTANT INFORMATION, PLEASE READ BEFORE PURCHASING: Please note that by RSVPing to this event does not guarantee entry. Entry will be determined at a first come first serve basis and cut off at venue capacity. STRICT 1 TICKET LIMIT. ANY ORDERS EXCEEDING THE ALLOWED AMOUNT WILL BE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION WITHOUT NOTICE.

Tue, Jul 21, 8:00 PM
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