Genre: Concerts

Card Catalog

Card Catalog’s raw, eclectic, and energetic performances mix the impassioned grit of 90s rock with deft, playful musicality. True to its name, the band holds a little of everything, weaving across genres—sometimes with a rageful cry, sometimes with a grin, but always with power. Founded in 2013, Colorado-based Card Catalog pulls listeners to their feet with story-driven music, tangible on-stage chemistry, and the allure of authentic expression.

Pull Up and Vibe

Pull Up and Vibe returns for a night of singers, rappers, dancers, spoken word comedy & more! Featuring: Tre To Trav, Ressy Hathaway Hosted By: Keiria Marsha, Jus.B Vibe Creator: DJ Four3

Michael Cera Palin

Michael Cera Palin is an American emo band from Atlanta, Georgia. Formed in 2015, the band currently consists of Elliott Brabant, Jon Williams & Chad Miller. They have performed with Math the Band, Prince Daddy & The Hyena, Mikey Erg, and others. In October 2015, the band released their debut EP, Growing Pains, followed by their 2018 sophomore release, I Don’t Know How To Explain It. Covering heavy topics like self-harm and internal preservation, Michael Cera Palin doesn’t hold back in taking ownership of their music and creating a metaphorical sphere of consciousness, from which they embrace the listener in themost personal manner.

THROUGH FIRE

VIP MEET & EAT Includes: General Admission Ticket Early Entry at 5 Pizza with the Band (bar available for drink purchase) Signed Show Poster Photo Opportunity with Through Fire After a decade long journey full of adventures and priceless memories, it’s time to close the chapter. We’ve collectively decided to take a break from THROUGH FIRE to focus on new projects and life goals. We still plan on releasing new music at some point but for now, no more tours. We’re beyond grateful for everyone’s support over the years and very proud of what we’ve all accomplished together!! We want to thank every radio station, promoter, venue, our team/label/management/ crew, friends & family and of course, YOU – OUR FIGHTERS!! With that said, we have many things to celebrate, so we’re having a party!! Join us for 1 more show  – THE LAST DANCE- Sat May 17 @ Waiting Room Lounge in our hometown Omaha, Ne!! MUCH LOVE – TF 

GREEN JELLŸ

GREEN JELLŸ is a Grammy, Billboard & MTV award nominated Punk Rock Puppet band formed in 1981 by founder, vocalist & co-songwriter Punk Rock Pope BILL MANSPEAKER. ‘Three Little Pigs’ was a major worldwide hit with heavy rotation on MTV and The BOX. A theatrical, costume-heavy comedy rock band, Green Jelly found success in 1993 with their surprise Top 40 hit “Three Little Pigs” and its accompanying claymation video. The single appeared on their Billboard-charting sophomore LP Cereal Killer Soundtrack. Led by vocalist and sole constant member Bill Manspeaker, the band emerged in 1989 and went on hiatus after the release of 1994’s 333. They reconvened in 2009 with the original lineup and released Musick to Insult Your Intelligence By, and in 2021 they issued their fifth long-player, Garbage Band Kids. With success came lawsuits. After Kraft Foods took them to court for trademark infringement, the musicians were forced to change their name to Green Jelly. They also had to include an edited version of “Cereal Killer” on their audio release, as the cereal companies whose mascots were murdered in the video did not take kindly to it. The music industry still had faith in the group, though, and Green Jelly had little trouble convincing BMG to co-finance Green Jellÿ Studios, an audio and visual production house that opened its doors in 1994 on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, California. That same year, Green Jelly supplied the first-ever video game soundtrack for Spider-Man & Venom: Maximum Carnage, based on the Marvel Comics characters. The group released one last single in 1995, a version of Gary Glitter’s “I’m the Leader of the Gang (I Am)” with Hulk Hogan on vocals, before calling it quits. A decade passed before Green Jelly reunited in 2008. After touring the country and reissuing their 1993 opus Cereal Killer Soundtrack, the band released a new record, Musick to Insult Your Intelligence By, in 2009. Things remained relatively quiet on the Green Jelly front for the next several years. A new single, “Fr3tö F33t,” appeared in 2017, followed by a parody of the SpongeBob SquarePants theme, “Silence of the Sponge,” in 2019. Two years later they released Garbage Band Kids, their first studio LP in 12 years. https://greenjelly.bandcamp.com/   FROM THIS DAY FORWARD – melodic hardcore/metalcore from Omaha/Lincoln, NE https://www.instagram.com/fromthisdayforwardband

El Desmadre Party

“Omaha! We are el desmadre. A rave party by latinos, for latinos. Donde el rave se encuentra con el perreo. We cannot wait to party with you!”

Swans

Michael Gira founded Swans in 1982. Initially known for their brutal, high-volume onslaughts of sound and the extreme, abject imagery of Gira’s lyrics and his thundering vocals, Swans underwent a series of startling transformations over the next 15 years. After early punishing albums like Filth and Cop, they explored proto-industrial rock with Greed, atmospheric and martial elements on Children of God (1987), acoustic meditations on The Burning World (1989), and grand, melody-dense sonic whirlwinds with White Light from the Mouth of Infinity (1991) and Love of Life (1993), before becoming more dissonant and sharp-edged with The Great Annihilator (1994). Finally, the ultimate statement of that epoch of Swans, Soundtracks for the Blind, combined all of these elements  across well over two hours of music. Gira disbanded the group, shifting focus to Angels of Light and his Young God Records label, fostering artists like Devendra Banhart and Akron/Family. In 2010, he revived Swans with My Father Will Guide Me Up a Rope to the Sky to ecstatic critical response followed by The Seer (2012) and To Be Kind (2014), with both earning critical and commercial success, leading to sold-out tours and multiple Billboard chart placements. The Glowing Man (2017) marked the end of that Swans incarnation, with Leaving Meaning (2019) and The Beggar (2023) continuing Gira’s work with an evolving lineup.

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