Moonglow • Shoobie • Dilly Dally Alley • Alley Eyes
Thu 01/09/25
7:00PM
18+
music
$10 ADV // $15 DOS
Show Lineup
Moonglow
(Milwaukee, WI)
Genre: Psych
Moonglow is a Milwaukee band comprised of members Joe Humiston (Vocals, Keys), Sterling Dorsey (Percussion), Brent Gastrau (Bass), Tyler Kraft (Saxophone), and Isaac Repinski (Guitar). The band draws influence from a variety of individuals and artists. Including but not limited to, Jamiroquai, J-Dilla, Tatsuro Yamashita, D’Angelo, and the soundtrack of Shrek 2. Drawing on these influences and their own musicianship the band seeks to give the audience an experience of musical variety. Playing bops, ballads, slow-jams, fast-jams, and really fast-jams. To get a taste of what’s in store, check out their debut self-titled album on all streaming services.
Shoobie
(Oshkosh, WI)
Genre: Garage Rock
Emerging from the depths of the valley, a band comprised of Isaac Lamers, Leah David, Nick Matteson, Nick Morrissey, and Parker Sweeney explode on to the scene with their own brand of impassioned sweat inducing rock ‘n’ roll sure to make your bones jump inside your flesh. Enjoy :
Dilly Dally Alley
(Minneapolis, MN)
Genre: Indie, Jazz
After releasing their first album in May of 2023, Dilly Dally Alley has made powerful waves in the post-pandemic Minneapolis jazz and indie scene. The group is known for their genre-blending sound and interactive performances that shift from jazz to punk, techno, and hyper-pop, often hosting collaborations with a rotating roster of artists and organizers at their shows. Their “pop smarts, soulful grooves, and deft dance vibes” have earned praise from outlets like A&R Factory, Broken 8 Records, the Current. Ultimately, they just hope they can inspire their audiences to dance a little harder, love a little better, and be better caretakers for the communities they belong to.
Alley Eyes
(MIlwaukee, WI)
Genre: Punk
Alley Eyes is a Milwaukee based garage rock band, where last call love songs meet indifferent odes to modernity, where seedy guitar riffs meet haunting synth lines, where desert psychedelic rock meets John Carpenter themes