Live In The Atrium: THICK “Happy Now” Tour 2022 with Special Guests, SKATING POLLY and VIAL
Tickets $15 in Advance / $17 once doors openwith SKATING POLLY and VIAL
Live In The Atrium: Autumn! Performing live!
Meet & Greet Pkg Includes:- General admission ticket- Private meet and greet with Autumn! And a photo opportunity. – Meet and Greet will be held after the event.
Noche de Verano Sin Ti
$12 Early Bird $17 Advance$20 Last Chance ‘NOCHE DE VERANO SIN TI’ is a dance party for fans of Bad Bunny.We play the best of his music all night long. ¡Vamos a bailar! DJ set by @officialzuhnddry Follow us at www.instagram.com/nochedeveranosinti!
Live In The Atrium: Jerry Paper
Tickets $16 in Advance / $20 once doors openwith TONSTARTSSBANDHT
Live In The Atrium: Tchotchke
Tickets $15 in Advance / $18 once doors openwith FATAL JAMZ
Live In The Atrium: Drugdealer with Getaway Dogs
Tickets $23 in Advance / $28 once doors openwith GETAWAY DOGS
The Catalyst and Moe’s Alley Presents: THE SAGE MOTEL TOUR featuring Monophonics, GA-20, and Kendra Morris
Tickets $20 in Advance / $25 once doors open
Brooks Nielsen
Tickets $32.50 in Advance / $35 once doors open Uncompromising, enigmatic, and wildly ambitious, Brooks Nielsen (co-founder and lead singer of Southern California surf-psych icons The Growlers) is proud to announce his first full-length solo album One Match Left: a double-vinyl, twenty-song journey into the heart of darkness, and toward the light that eventually remains. “There’s happiness in there,” says Nielsen, speaking from his Los Angeles home. “The bands that I like have a sense of humor, like Television Personalities or Jonathan Richman, but there’s tragedy too. That’s the old theatrical tradition.” One Match Left showcases these aspects in epic fashion, with Nielsen playing the role of carnival barker, lullaby crooner, and rock & roll priest, depending on the track. It’s actually Nielsen’s first time around without his partners from The Growlers; he’s now joined by old friends Christopher Darley (guitarist for Father John Misty) and Levi Prairie on songwriting duties. No stranger to the emotional landscapes of modern pop life, producer Michael Andrews expands the songs from the theatrical and into the cinematic. From his Elgin Park Recordings studio in Glendale, Andrews makes chart-topping hits (like the song “Mad World” from his soundtrack to Donnie Darko) and cult favorites (he scored the entirety of Freaks & Geeks and Pete Davidson’s King of Staten Island). “He’s an encyclopedia and extremely talented,” says Nielsen of Andrews. “Which meant he could be a great commander in the studio.” Assembling a core team of himself on guitar and bass, Robert Walter (The Greyboy Allstars) on keys, and Joey Waronker (Beck, Atoms For Peace) on drums, Andrews infuses the material with a lush palette, more akin to Harry Nilsson and Serge Gainsbourg than anything we’ve heard before from Nielsen. Album opener “All That You’ll See is Everything” sets a carnivalesque tone, a loopy and optimistic revelation about the songs that follow. “Virgin Lady Luck” alternately thunders and whispers, a standout single that’s already turning heads on social media. “Long Train” channels Charanjit Singh’s Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat and West African jammers Tinariwen into a driving dance party. “How Do You Like It So Far (This Life)” attempts the impossible: thoughtful reggae pop, free of beach bum clichés, woven together into an atmospheric dub soundscape. “It’s all a bit of smoke and mirrors,” says Nielsen, speaking both of One Match Left in general, and of the cover art made with photographer Pamela Littky (known for her surrealist ad campaigns for hit shows like Dave and Pam & Tommy). Nielsen as magician, as clown, as poetic trickster. Through the prism of time, we’ll see One Match Left for the many things that it is: a reflection on the death of a relationship, a public reckoning for a fan-favorite band, a love letter to his wife (and mother of their three young children), a survey of global sound and vision, and a daring step forward for one of contemporary music’s most essential voices, Mr. Brooks Nielsen.
Live In The Atrium: Joey Valence & Brae
Tickets $15 in Advance / $18 once doors open
State Champs with The Summer Set
Tickets $27.50 in Advance / $32 once doors openwith FOREVER CAME CALLING