Stripteuse Showcase
NE School of Tease, Omaha’s Premier Burlesque Provider, proudly presents: Stripteuse Showcase! This showcase will be presenting burlesque’s newest talent! This show features numbers that are funny, nerdy, sensual, and entertaining! It will also showcase a few classes that the school offers on a regular basis. Want to see what classes could be like if you join? Come see this show! Doors at 6pm, Show at 7pm! VIP seats are seats at a table closest to the stage and the best seats in the house! This tier also includes raffle tickets/seat. GA includes some seats that are first come, first serve — seating in this area is mostly limited to bar stools or standing room!
The Album Party performs NIN + DEVO
ONE NIGHT ONLY! The Album Party performs Nine Inch Nails’ Downward Spiral + DEVO’s Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo. Not to be missed is an opening set by the one and only DJ Crabrangucci — join us for this electric halloween bash! Costumes encouraged!
El Grito Halloween feat. DJ Livia
THIS PERFORMANCE IS AGES 18+ Omaha, get ready for a wicked good time! El Grito Halloween is taking over The Admiral Theater for a night of killer beats, standout costumes, and nonstop dancing. Round up your crew and put together your best Halloween look—we’re bringing the music, and you’re bringing the main-character energy! Headlining the night is TikTok sensation DJ Livia, bringing her signature style, electrifying mixes, and infectious energy to Omaha for one night only. Known for getting the crowd moving, she’s ready to turn The Admiral Theater into the ultimate Halloween party. Come ready to sing along, show off your moves, and get lost in the music. Special guests brought to you by Latino Landia with DJ Astro and DJ Flako! They will be stepping behind the decks and bringing the heat to the Halloween festivities! DJ Flako will bring the club/bounce, techno/deep house remixes, and DJ Astro will spice it up with brazilian funk with a mix of Tech House music! Joining the lineup DJ JPEG, serving up fresh mixes and his own Midwest flavor to keep the party going. Got a costume that deserves its own round of applause? Enter our costume contest for a chance to take home the $1,000 grand prize! From spooky and spectacular to hilarious and unexpected, this is your moment to go all out. Bring your imagination, make an entrance, and give Omaha a look to remember. At its heart, El Grito Halloween is about bringing our community together for a night of great music, good company, and celebration. Whether you’re here to catch DJ Livia live, claim the costume crown, or spend the night dancing with your favorite people, come be part of the fun.
Voodoo Glow Skulls
Voodoo Glow Skulls were formed in 1988 by Eddie Casillas, Jorge Casillas, Jerry O’neill and Frank Casillas. After a few years of backyard party shows, cassette demos, 7” singles and first club gigs, they released their debut album “Who is, this is?” for Dr. Strange records in 1993, gaining the attention of Brett Gurewitz, owner of Epitaph records. The band then signed to Epitaph records and released four albums, starting in 1995 with Firme, their most successful album to date, then followed by Baile de los Locos, Band Geek Mafia and Symbolic.The band began to tour worldwide with their first European tour in 1996 followed by Japan, Australia, Mexico, and South America.The band has been featured on several of Epitaph’s Punk-O-Rama releases and has had music featured in video games, TV and movies.The song “Shoot the Moon” from the band’s Firme album was used in the Pauly Shore movie Bio-Dome and the band’s version of “Used to Love Her” (originally written and recorded by Guns N’ Roses) is featured in the Mr. & Mrs. Smith soundtrack.https://www.voodooglowskullsofficial.com/The Bishopshttps://www.instagram.com/thebishopsofska/Heatwaveshttps://www.instagram.com/heatwavesne/
I Love R&B Party
🎤 I LOVE R&B PARTY! 🎶 The Ultimate R&B Party Experience Get ready to sing, sway, and vibe all night long as I LOVE R&B brings the heat across the country! This is not your average party—this is a full-blown celebration of the greatest era in R&B music. From 90s throwbacks to early 2000s favorites and today’s smoothest hits, our DJs and MCs are bringing nothing but vibes. Expect packed dance floors, sing-along anthems, champagne poppin’, and feel-good energy in every city. Whether you’re celebrating with the crew or pulling up solo, this is the party you won’t want to miss. 🔞 Must be 21+ to enter
Black Stone Cherry: Unplugged
Black Stone Cherry are a band in the truest sense of the term. Almost twenty years on from their incendiary self-titled debut, plus eight albums – including six UK Top 20 hits as well as four top 25 US radio singles over the past two albums – and scores of devoted fans worldwide, the Kentucky foursome retain the fire and camaraderie of their teenage selves. They are a truly collaborative force, in a way that few other bands at this level are. Hard rockers of enormous heart. Four accomplished songwriters with rock, metal, roots, blues, soul and hip hop in their blood. Old friends with an instinctive, compassionate sense for what each other is feeling. On Celebrate – produced by the band and recorded at High Street Studios in Bowling Green, Kentucky – they embody all this at the height of their powers. There’s happiness and heartache. Muscular hooks and raw soul. The life experiences of four men approaching forty (two of them parents), in one emotive, unpolished diamond of a record. Six commanding, stage-ready original tracks and an inspired cover of Simple Minds’ Don’t You (Forget About Me) featuring Tyler Connolly (Theory Of A Deadman). Celebrate’s roots stem from the road, where (in true Black Stone style) riffs and lyrics cropped up in soundchecks and tour-bus journeys across the world. In early 2025 they began meeting at guitarist Ben Wells’ home studio, two days a week, to write together in earnest. It was a rewarding experience. Surrounded by band posters, Star Wars figures and Elvis memorabilia – and with Wells’ three beagles as their first critics – they fleshed out ideas, often swapping instruments to nail the best ones. Celebrate grooves, flows and rocks with the passion and attention to detail of a band who care deeply – and who listen to a lot of music. It’s there in the issues they address. The poise and introspection of these songs, married with pummelling intensity. The sassy wordplay of Up Down, a sexy, bass-swaggering rocker peppered with nods to Nelly, Ludacris and other early 00s hip hop legends. The suckerpunch Audioslave-style production values, implemented throughout the record by Chris, who mixed it with longtime engineer Jordan Westfall and assistant Mark Owens. “Hearing the final stream, you get giddy when you listen back to it,” Ben enthuses, “because you’re like, ‘man, I know that our fans are gonna love it because it is just as ferocious and old-school sounding, but also very new and adapted.’ I’m just really pumped about it.” “I mean shoot, we’ve been making records for a long time now,” drummer John Fred Young says. “We’re so lucky to have so many great fans worldwide. People want to hear the old songs, but they also want us to keep making new music. So that’s a reason to celebrate, you know? We’re very thankful, and we’re super proud of this new music.” No one in Black Stone Cherry takes what they have for granted, least of all their fans. They’ll play to thousands in an arena or festival field, followed by a 100-capacity pub, and put on the exact same show. You can feel it in Celebrate; the sense that their hearts are totally invested, their priorities clear. Time spent with loved ones. Supporting one another. Connecting with audiences. Music that makes you feel something. No polish, no faking it, just moments that matter. “It’s an unpolished diamond,” Chris concludes, simply.
Names Without Numbers
Tear Dungeon
This wild, gimp-mask-clad noise‑punk outfit specializes in blown‑out riffs, doomy distortion, and sonic chaos that rattles your fillings. Their sound lands somewhere between Rollins-era Black Flag and a power tool having an existential crisis, and their show feels like a basement exorcism with better lighting. Get ready for some true Texan hospitality. Born in the scorched concrete veins of Austin, Texas, TEAR DUNGEON didn’t so much form as erupt. What started as a loose collision of noise-obsessed misfits quickly hardened into something far more volatile—a band less interested in playing shows than in staging full-scale emotional and physical detonations. Blending sludge-soaked riffs, feedback-drenched chaos, and vocals that sound like they’ve been dragged through broken glass, TEAR DUNGEON’s music is only half the experience. Their live performances are infamous across the Texas underground: for being a pure sensory overload, including theatrical bloodshed and unpredictable destruction. Vocalist Andrew Cashen is likely to climb the highest object in the venue. The twin guitar attack of Johnny Dowey and Will Grover is simply blazing. The rhythm section of Chris Prorock (drums) and Jason Reece (bass) propels everything at a breakneck pace. Hold on tight. It’s not uncommon for a set to escalate into trash cans hurled across the room, furniture reduced to splinters, or entire sections of a venue left looking like the aftermath of a controlled demolition. But beneath the violence lies something deliberate. TEAR DUNGEON’s shows are less about shock for its own sake and more about catharsis—an unfiltered release of frustration, grief, and raw human noise. The band treats every stage like a pressure valve, pushing both themselves and their audience to the brink. Unsurprisingly, their reputation walks a fine line between legend and liability. Venues hesitate, fans travel miles, and every performance carries the unspoken question: how far will it go this time?
Atmosphere The Winter Carnival Tour 2027
For three decades now, Atmosphere has maintained a course of rigorous output, releasing three dozen studio albums, EP’s and collaborative side projects in almost as many years. In that time, the venerated duo have built a legacy out of bringing honesty, humility and vulnerability to the forefront of their music, continually challenging themselves to evolve without straying too far from their roots. Slug has proven masterful at storytelling and writing compelling narratives, leaving a trail of his own influence while paying homage to the rappers and songwriters that helped shape him. Ant has skillfully molded the soundtracks with inspiration from soul, funk, rock, reggae, and the wizardry of hip-hop’s pioneering DJ’s and producers, creating his own trademark sounds while providing the pulse for songs about life, love, stress and setbacks. At its essence, Atmosphere has been a musical shepherd, and with each new album comes a new journey as they guide generations of listeners through this thing called life.
Leanna Firestone
Leanna Firestone is a Nashville, Tennessee based singer songwriter and multi instrumentalist known for candid, diaristic indie pop. Her songs often draw from uncomfortable memories, awkward moments, and personal experiences, pairing confessional lyrics with acoustic driven production. She began building an audience during the pandemic by sharing original music on TikTok while studying Commercial Songwriting at Middle Tennessee State University. In 2021, her song “Strawberry Mentos” gained traction on the platform, becoming the lead single of her debut EP, Y/N, which has since gained tens of millions of streams across platforms. Firestone has continued to release music steadily, including her album Forward / Slash (2022), the EPs Public Displays of Affection and Good Grief (2023), and fan-favorite single “Becoming Unbecoming” (2024). In 2025, she released her live EP An Evening with Leanna Firestone (Acoustic at The Deli) and toured with Natasha Bedingfield. Her latest album, The Answer, featuring the lead single “Victory Lap,” was released in May 2026, followed by the first leg of her headline tour across the US and Toronto. With the first half of the tour now complete, Leanna’s second “lap” is set to begin in November 2026.