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Free Concert 21+ Presented by Wonky Power.
Son Rompe Pera is a groundbreaking band from Naucalpan, Mexico, known for their unique fusion of punk and traditional cumbia, coined as "Cumbia Punk." Formed by the Gama brothers, they infuse the marimba, an instrument they grew up playing with their father, with raw punk energy, creating a high-octane, danceable experience. Their performances, famous for igniting marimba mosh pits, have taken them to prestigious stages worldwide, earning them critical acclaim. With two albums, including the 2023 release Chimborazo, they continue to push the boundaries of tradition and innovation in music.
Born & raised in the deep outskirts of Mexico City, the Gama brothers are keeping alive the legacy of marimba music running through their family with their latest project, Son Rompe Pera. While firmly rooted in the tradition of this historic instrument, their fresh take on this folk icon challenges its limits as never before, moving it into the garage/punk world of urban misfits.
Let's come together, pay respects, and remember friends and family members who have passed with a festive celebration! Mariachis, Live Music, Lucha Libre, y un Mercardo! AXELRAD will have an altar starting October 1st and all month long leading to November 2nd. Free event! AXELRAD is 21+ after 8pm on Sat. Presented by Wonky Power
Free Concert 21+ only. Presented by Wonky Power.
Polaris is one of the many facets Pablo Cantú has shown in his career. After establishing himself with Reyno as a producer and artist, the multi-instrumentalist spent nearly two years recording and composing with artists like Adán Jodorowsky, Jay de la Cueva, and Emmanuel Horvilleur, among others. Inspired by these collaborations, he shaped a series of experiments that explore everything from psychedelic rock and grunge to what he defines as progressive pop.
Trance is the first glimpse of the freedom, spontaneity, and adventure that will characterize this new project.
Free concert. 21+ after 9pm
Formed in Brooklyn in 2019, wakelee consists of identical twins Alex (vocals/guitar) and David Bulmer (drums) and Elliot Shiang (vocals/bass). They met at a friend's show in New York and immediately bonded over Halal food and music. They have since released an EP, a healthy batch of emo-tinged singles, and are prepping to release their self-titled debut album. The show will include performances by local favorites Elevator Days, Yay Hi, and Sad Allen.
A Beacon School is the dream pop project of New York-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Patrick J. Smith. The songs on releases alternate between uptempo, jangly pop nuggets, lush shoegaze and intricately-arranged electronic soundscapes. Presented by Wonky Power.
Free show! 21+
A Beacon School
Breathing Space
Devyn Moon
Free show! 21+
Founded in 2011, The Suffers built a devoted local following before breaking out internationally in 2015 on the strength of their extraordinary debut EP, Make Some Room, which helped land them performances everywhere from Letterman to NPR’s Tiny Desk. The band followed it up in 2016 with a self-titled full-length that yielded similarly widespread acclaim along with star-making performances at Newport Folk and on “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah”. By the time the group released their 2018 sophomore effort, Everything Here, their arrival as critical and festival favorites was undeniable: NPR praised the “multidimensional, multicultural possibilities of their take on soul,” while The Guardian called the album an “adventurous” collection that “blends 70s R&B, disco, jazz, and contemporary gospel,” and Rolling Stone proclaimed it “an inspired vision of roots music."
PREVIOUS PERFORMERS INCLUDE
Ruben Albarran de Cafe Tacvba, Thee Sacred Souls, Lower Dens, Adan Jodorowsky, Washed Out, Neon Indian, Twin Shadow, Nite Jewel, Paul Banks, The Octopus Project, Black Pumas, The Chamanas, Chancha Via Circuito, The Red Pears, Kermit Ruffins, Midnight Generation, and more.