Uncle Lazer, aka your mom's favorite comedian, is fresh out the
oilfield and ready to blow out backs, pumping out all the raunchy comedy and everything in-between. From terrible
sexual experiences to an absolutely knee slapping unapologetic feel good stories of coming up in south. A
Kill Tony favorite (and recently banned) is an absolute internet sensation. Uncle Lazer is here to for a good
time, but not a long time. So hide your mom and let's rage.
This (r)evolutionary queen likes to push the boundaries of drag and is known for outrageous and unconventional looks
which can range from a pretty lady to terrifying alien creatures with her signature loud cackle. Her flexibility,
strength and long limbs make for the most entertaining and energetic performances which always gives the audience
something they havent seen before. In addition to being a drag powerhouse, Yvie is a musician and rapper, whos
debut rap album Drag Trap was release to massive worldwide success with more music to drop soon!
Bach To Rock Fishers present Bachapalooza 2023
5:00p to 8:00p / doors 4:30p
$5
all ages
Bach to Rock Fishers is thrilled to present their annual
Bachapalooza! This year’s iteration of Bach to Rock’s ensemble showcase is a special benefit-style concert, with
donations and a portion of proceeds going to support Gleaners Food Bank. Bands in a variety of ages will perform
throughout the evening, and audience members are invited to bring their donation of canned or boxed goods as part
of the Gleaners food drive. General admission is $5 per person; B2R students enter free. Come support the cause
and enjoy a fun night of music!.
the Irving Theater welcomes Guitar Center Winter Recital
2:00p / doors 1:30p
FREE
All Ages
The Castleton and Greenwood Guitar Centers are delighted to have their students participate in a real music environment for their
Winter Recital. Musicians often begin their journey playing in coffeehouses and other small venues. Guitar Center is
proud to carry on this fine tradition with their Fall Recital.
Getting his start in Detroit at the Second City's Conservatory, Dave Landau
has become one of the most in-demand headliners working today. As a top rising comic, Dave's laid-back demeanor
and dark style of comedy landed him on Comedy Central's This is Not Happening and AXS.TV's Live at Gotham
five times. He was also a finalist on season 8 of Last Comic Standing on NBC.
Dave was brought in as third mic on The Artie Lange and Anthony Cumia Show. When Lange departed, it
became The Anthony Cumia Show with Dave Landau, where he co-hosted for two years. Dave is currently third
chair on one of the most popular conservative talk shows in the world, Louder with Crowder on Blaze TV, and
regularly performs at clubs and theaters throughout the country.
School of Rock Carmel present Fall 2023 Performance Show
2:00p to 9:00p / doors 1:30p
FREE
all ages
School of Rock Carmel present the Fall 2023 Performance
Program Show! Students will be performing selections from some
of their favorite performers and bands. Schedule for the day:
2:00 --- 4:00 - Wednesday Early 101: AC/DC
4:30 --- 6:30 - Monday 101: Glam Rock
7:00 --- 9:00 - Wednesday Late 101: Van Halen
School of Rock Carmel present Fall 2023 Performance Show
1:00p to 8:30p / doors 12:30p
FREE
all ages
School of Rock Carmel present the Fall 2023 Performance Program Show! Students will be performing selections from some
of their favorite performers and bands. Schedule for the day:
1:00 --- 3:30 - Midseason: 2010s
4:00 --- 6:00 - Tuesday 101: Nirvana
6:30 --- 8:30 - Thursday 101: Yacht Rock
Josh is a multi-faceted comedian who produces online content
daily on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Viewers can watch him learn dances, perform skits with his
children, react to movies and music, and share his signature "5 things". Although he faces the challenge of producing
engaging content in a saturated age, he continually rises to the occasion and continues to surprise and entertain
his loyal fan base.
Transylvanian Lip Treatment present Midnight Picture Show US 1975 | digital | Dir: Jim Sharman | 100min | R
VALENTNE SHOW
Midnight / doors 11:00p
$8 (advance) / $10 (at the door)
17+ unless accompanying parent or adult guardian
This campy cult classic (which unfortunately, we can't name here, but you can watch the trailer over there) is the most popular
midnight movie of all time. A corn-fed all-American couple stumbles onto a creepy castle one night when their car breaks
down, entering a world they never dreamed existed. The castle turns out to be inhabited by a collection of kinky Transylvanian
freaks led by a mad bisexual transvestite. The film gained notoriety as the most successful midnight movie ever, in which
hundreds of cult fans show up in costume and act out scenes from the movie.
You are not allowed to bring your own props. Prop kits are available at the show. Prop kits include rice
(during the wedding scene at the very beginning, throw yours in celebration), a newspaper (during the rain scene, keep dry),
noise maker (during the creation speech, celebrate and MAKE SOME NOISE), toilet paper (when the doctor breaks through the
lab wall, hurl your "scotts" tissue), and toast (make your toast during the birthday dinner...toss it), will be available at
the show for $4. YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO COME IN COSTUME.
Doors open at 11:00pm. Virgin sacrifice before the show. The movie begins at Midnight.
The most gloriously uncategorizable American band in existence, has rebanded and will be touring North
America!
Back in 2011, amid cries of protest and disbelief, the
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum closed its
doors and disbanded indefinitely. Persistent rumors about a posthumous album flew across Sleepytime's global
community for years before eventually settling into the tall grass of time like a swarm of cicadas at summer's
end. "Sperm swam. Eggs applauded. Babies hatched. Other bands were born," recalls curator Matthias Bossi. Labels
and alliances perished. Ailments festered. Several beloved friends and family members passed away. "The SGM fields
lay fallow for a decade and more." Only now, a baker's dozen years later, is the buzz rising once again.
The Museum, comprised of multi-instrumentalists and rotating vocalists Nils Frykdahl, Carla Kihlstedt, Michael
“Iago” Mellender, Matthias Bossi, and Dan Rathbun, plays an arsenal of instruments ranging from the somewhat
standard (drums, electric guitars, bass, electric violin) to the rare (bass harmonica, nyckelharpa, marxophone)
to the homemade (Slide-Piano Log, Electric Pancreas, Pedal-Action Wiggler). The group has consistently evaded
easy categorization, garnering accolades from across the aisles of contemporary classical music, prog rock,
industrial music, metal, avant-garde improv, and more. Their music, in turns bashing and bucolic, enveloping
and unsettling, tends towards long-form epics interspersed with mysterious field recordings.
Rock against rock and rejoice! The Museum will re-open soon for one day only in Indianapolis!
Hailing from the singularly vibrant musical hotbed known as Chicago,
CHEER-ACCIDENT has been a creative, vital force in rock music
for over 30 years. They constantly strive to surprise their audiences and themselves through relentless reinvention.
From dreamy pop to angular art-rock, CHEER-ACCIDENT strikes a powerful balance between personalized and unique
studio wizardry and the visceral excitement of a well-honed, explosive live rock band. The band is currently
a septet, comprising of various members who have come and gone throughout the past two decades. Their body of
work is unparalleled in its ambition and originality, and their most recent releases, "Putting Off Death" and
“Here Comes The Sunset” (to name just two, on Cuneiform and Skin Graft, respectively) demonstrate how the band
continues to improve with each passing year.
The Isolation Tank Ensemble are a cinematic instrumental
six-piece hailing from around the Louisville area. Their collective insouciance about the trappings of genre has
bred a signature sound coined as "trash prog". You're going to either like them or your crops will die. The choice
is yours
Secondhand Shows present The Bygones Allison Young and Joshua Lee Turner
7:30p / doors 6:30p
$20 (advance) / $25 (day of show)
all ages
The Bygones are an indie folk duo consisting of Allison Young
and Joshua Lee Turner. Their sound ties together unexpected genres, from traditional jazz to 70's singer-songwriter,
classic country to bossa nova. Josh's classical guitar background and ear for vocal harmony provide the underpinning
for Allison's powerful songwriting and nostalgic voice, in duo arrangements which are intricate yet accessible,
classic yet fresh.
Josh and Allison first worked together in 2018, recording a cover of Willie Nelson’s "Crazy", which now has over
4 million YouTube views. They soon realized that their musical styles were a natural fit for one another, and in
2022 they recorded their first EP, May 9-12, which they toured to sold out audiences across the UK later that
year.
Josh and Allison made their US debut as The Bygones in 2023, selling out shows in New York City and Nashville.
This show will be part of a national tour in support of their first full-length album of original music, coming out
Spring 2024.
8:00p / doors 7:00p
$15 / VIP $25 (advance)
all ages (17+ suggested)
