Brian Lawton and Rob Dimauro’s Birthday Bash with Let’s Sabbath and One After 919
The Everymen with Julian Calendar and Sonic Blooms
The Everymen Bandcamp / Instagram Proud sons and daughters of the state of New Jersey, the Everymen are a band with a little bit of everything: the tough but tuneful melodies of ’60s rock, the big and dynamic sound of and his heartland rock brethren, the fierce attitude of punk rock, and the sloppy but powerful heart of . Put it all together and you have a sound that’s made the Everymen heroes in their home state and a growing presence elsewhere. The Everymen were formed by singer, guitarist, and songwriter Mike V. (aka Michael Venutolo-Mantovani), who grew up listening to his father’s record collection, which encompassed roots rock, heartland rock, R&B, jazz, and many stops in between. In his teens, Mike started writing songs that reflected his wide range of musical influences, and in 2009, Mike V. began playing shows as a two-piece with drummer Jake Fiedler. In time, the group expanded to add different sounds and flavors to the mix. By 2012, the Everymen had grown to a mighty nine-piece ensemble, including Mike V., Fiedler, vocalist Catherine Herrick, lead guitarist Geoff Morrissey, on keyboards, Jamie Zillitto on bass, on percussion, Scott Zillitto on sax, and trumpeter Will Hoffman. In October 2012, the Everymen released their debut album, Hardcore New Jersey, through New Jersey-based independent label . The album received positive reviews, and in 2014, the Everymen returned with a glossier and more ambitious sophomore effort, Givin’ Up on Free Jazz, their first album for Shortly before the release of Givin’ Up on Free Jazz, announced he was amicably parting ways with the Everymen to work with his other musical projects. In June 2016, the Everymen released their third album, These Mad Dogs Need Heroes. By this time, the group had trimmed itself down to a core of five members — Mike V., Catherine Herrick, Scott Zillitto on sax and vocals, Jamie Zillitto on bass, and Ryan Gross on guitars and keyboards — with a handful of guest musicians filling out their sound in the studio. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Julian Calendar Bandcamp / Facebook Sonic Blooms Instagram
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Breadfan with Minor Stars and Big Tow
Blax: The Money, Prayers & Abundance Tour with Product of Hip Hop and Concept
Blax Website BLAX (Adebisi Agoro)** is a Milwaukee-based hip-hop artist with over 20 years in the underground conscious rap scene. As founder of God Degree Media, he maintains complete ownership of his masters, publishing, and touring revenue while building a career rooted in authentic storytelling and community. A 2018 WAMI Award winner for Best Rap/Hip-Hop Artist, BLAX has earned critical acclaim from The Fader, The Source, and Respect Magazine, recently gaining national exposure through [MSN.com](http://MSN.com). His experimental, West African-influenced sound bridges Milwaukee’s hip-hop generations as co-founder of Fresh Cut Collective. BLAX’s independent approach has taken him across the country twice as direct support for R.A.P. Ferreira, with his latest album *Omnipotent Methodology* (February 2026) launching a 24-date national tour. Beyond recording and performing, he curates monthly God Degree Sessions—intimate vinyl listening experiences paired with West African cuisine—cementing his role as both artist and cultural architect in Milwaukee’s ascendant hip-hop scene. His BLAXPLOITATION vinyl release sold out 100 copies, proving his fanbase values authenticity and artistry over algorithms.
Oort Patrol with Small Doses and Chiroptera
Oort Patrol Bandcamp / Instagram A band’s where is less important than its when. When Oort Patrol is from matters less than when they are – now.The temporally ambivalent band claims their compositions are each gigantic hits in other timelines.Our timeline, fraught as it is with war, strife and celebrity trials, has never been more in need of some hits. So here, and now, they are. Small Doses Bandcamp / Instagram Small Doses was formed in 2022 when Matt and John decided to reunite and write songs together after a 30 year hiatus. The two had previously played in groups like Dawn of the Dude and Off With Their Heads among others. After reconnecting so many years later, the two began writing songs together again. The final 3-piece version of the band was completed when Crystal (Zombie Queen) joined on bass. Chiroptera Instagram / Spotify Chiroptera is a band from Chapel Hill, NC. Blending sounds from artists such as L7 and Bikini Kill with acts such as The Used, Chiroptera has a unique, truly captivating sound that can be described as a mix of punk, hard rock and grunge. Starting in 2024, Chiroptera features Avery Byrne, Mili Ruiz Vasquez, Finn Brown, and Cass DeLuca. They have played with bands such as Bangzz, Narsick, and Zealotrous, quickly making them a name in their scene.
Melodramatic with Kill the Buddha and Alexa Jenson
Melodramatic Instagram | Spotify | Youtube Melodramatic the stage name and project of North Carolina songwriter Tyler Spencer, whose music blurs the lines between indie rock, folk, and experimental pop — inspired by artists like Alex G, Japanese Breakfast, and Neil Young. What began as a bedroom recording outlet has grown into a full band rooted in the Southeast DIY scene, shaped by years of playing shows across NC and the surrounding region. Kill The Buddha Instagram Alexa Jenson Website
The Unsustainables and Bad Leavers with Sound System Seven
The Unsustainables Traditional ska, rocksteady, and reggae. Inspired by the legends of Studio One, Treasure Isle, and Black Ark Studios. From heavy groovers made to move your feet to the sweet melodies of lover’s rock, the Unsustainables will make you bubble. Bad Leavers Two-tone inspired ska band from Atlanta, GA Sound System Seven This lot are top-drawer, hailing from Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and they’re here to skank the night away with you lot! Remember, the only decent system is a sound system, alright?
Island Moons with Run Hill
Island Moons Instagram / Twitter / Spotify / Youtube American singer-songwriter Brandon S. Harwood, professionally known as artist Island Moons, has two decades of live performance and songwriting experience under various forms. However, while living in NYC, new inspiration struck in the midst of the COVID-19 silence with no contact except for the life of an expectant baby. A surge of creativity ensued and he began to sing and pen his thoughts with a newfound voice. Taking his songs into the studio in upstate NY, he discovered his artist’s name after finding a manuscript of William Blake during the session. He emerged with 4 singles released in 2023 and a debut EP (fall 2025) that combines indie, psychedelic, and folk-rock elements. His versatility in songwriting and arrangements takes listeners on a journey, residing somewhere in the musical space between Radiohead, Bowie, and Cat Stevens. He enjoys playing solo or with his band, and relocated to Chapel Hill, NC in 2024. Run Hill Instagram Run Hill is a three-piece band from Elizabeth City, NC, channeling a raw blend of surf rock and garage punk. Run Hill crafts songs that crash over you like a wave: loud, fast, and full of feeling.
Racoma w/ Lilly Miller
with support from Lilly Miller Seattle-based band Racoma crafts a front porch soundscape where indie and folk influences intertwine, evoking a casual warmth like reconnecting with an old friend. Glenn Haider’s earnest vocals are complemented by Spencer Templeman’s dynamic drum sound and Sean Collopy’s lyrical guitar. Each person’s element is essential, like voices in the heartfelt conversations that make up Racoma’s songs. Their collective sound radiates human connection, with emotional depth that draws listeners in to reflect long after the music fades. Lilly Miller Lilly Miller is a singer-songwriter whose candid, cathartic folk songs pull you in and reward your attention. Raised in Iowa, she began performing when she moved to Seattle, Washington in 2022. Quickly captivating the local music scene, she began touring as support for artists like Damien Jurado and Olivia Barton. Miller’s debut record, ‘After, now’ (2025) expands her acoustic sound with sonically explorative textures and lush soundscapes. Her forthcoming record, ‘Did Something in Me Break’ (2026), a split with Damien Jurado, features many of her previously recorded songs re-imagined in a warm, live setting. All ages. No refunds. Under 21 subject to a surcharge, payable at the door. Anyone 21+ must have valid ID in order to consume alcoholic beverages. For all venue info & polices, visit www.local506.com