Cable Network
Cable Network is a rock ’n roll band from Omaha, Nebraska. Their debut, self-titled EP was released in December 2020. Their second record, Cable Network II, was released in January 2022. The band is currently working on their third album. Cable Network is composed of Charlie Ames (vocals, keys), Braden Larsen (guitar), Ben Rickers (bass), Charlie Encell (vocals, guitar), Jordan Opere (vocals, percussion), and Pat Stutzman (drums.) — A product of high school and college friendships, Bad Self Portraits write indie-rock songs that tackle the uncertainties of growing up and finding stability. The band was formed in 2017 in Omaha, Nebraska, and released their latest EP, “Amsterdam”, in December 2023. Bad Self Portraits is: Ingrid Howell (vocals/bass), Cole Kempcke (guitar), Connor Paintin (guitar/keys), and Jesse White (drums/vocals).
Magic City Hippies
with Mustard Service MCH VIP Meet & Greet Includes: – One (1) General Admission ticket – Private 3-song acoustic performance- Meet & Greet and group photo with the band- “First listen” of unreleased tracks from the vault- Commemorative VIP laminate- Early entry into the venue
Blind Pilot
Blind Pilot Pre-Show VIP Experience Includes: • One (1) General Admission ticket • Private acoustic performance • Group photo with the band • Exclusive VIP merch bundle, including: • Signed poster • Commemorative VIP tote bag • Custom journal • VIP tour laminate • Merchandise shopping prior to doors opening to the public • Early entry into the venue
The Home Team
with Arrows in Action + Palettes
Norma Jean
with Darkest Hour + Neo Soul
Michael Marcagi
$20 ADV / $25 DOSDoors 7PM / Show 8PM
Magdalena Bay: The Imaginal Mystery Tour with Valgur
with Valgur ADV $25 / DOS $27
“One Nocturnal Night” featuring Hollow Animal
$15 ADV / $20 DOSwith Cowgirl Eastern and Tre To Travis
Cults
with Bnny$22 ADV / $27 DOS
The Baseball Project
Featuring members of R.E.M., The Dream Syndicate, and The Minus 5 If you like their other bands – R.E.M., The Dream Syndicate, Young Fresh Fellows, The Minus 5, Filthy Friends, and the Big Star Tribute band – you’ll love The Baseball Project. Their latest album Grand Salami Time is a homecoming of sorts, as the band recorded and produced the album with the legendary Mitch Easter. Peter Buck and Mike Mills (guitar and bass, respectively) made their first album with Mitch back in the early 80s with a swingin’ little combo called R.E.M. The Baseball Project recorded at Mitch’s fabled Fidelitorium Studios in Kernersville, North Carolina in the Spring of 2021, with the entire band performing live together in the same room – a joyous experience that seemed impossible to imagine only one year before. Mitch adds guitar on a few tracks and the record also features appearances by Stephen McCarthy (Long Ryders) and Steve Berlin (Los Lobos). Besides playing the usual rock venues and theaters all over the U.S., The Baseball Project has performed special events at The Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown and a 3-day residency at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, as well as performing the National Anthem and “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” at major league parks in Boston, Chicago, Milwaukee, Denver, Minneapolis, Philadelphia and more minor league and spring training fields. It’s all part of an unusual arc and fun story of a band whose first gig was an appearance on Late Night with David Letterman followed by a wild performance at a festival in Sos Del Rey Catòlico, a medieval Spanish city. They followed up that auspicious beginning with years of touring, squeezed in between their many other musical endeavors. The band will be out on the road throughout the upcoming MLB All-Star break in July, starting in Chicago on July 4th and then Summerfest in Milwaukee, before playing several shows on the way down to Texas for events surrounding the All-Star Game festivities.