Genre: Concerts

Rare DM

Rare DM, the brainchild of singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Erin Hoagg. She crafts intimate, alluring tunes that seamlessly blend dark aesthetics with dance-pop sensibilities. Armed with a collection of vintage analogue synthesizers and drum machines and drawing inspiration from EBM, minimal techno, electroclash, electroclash, post-punk, and bloghouse, Rare DM transforms the mundane into the magical. Her songs are dark and deeply intimate, rendering in raw detail the search for that special connection we all crave, but rarely find. Rare DM has seamlessly transitioned from the studio to the stage, captivating audiences with electrifying performances across the globe. Her tours, spanning North America, Europe, and Mexico, have seen her share stages with esteemed acts including Molchat Doma, Mareux, Model / Actriz, and Drab Majesty. Festival highlights include Coldwaves, SXSW, Verboden, Flesh & Steel, and Substance LA.

Kash’d Out

Florida-based reggae/rock band Kash’d Out has been hustling hard since day one. Formed when Greg Shields (lead vocals) and Jackson Hauserman (guitar) first met during a studio session, the band quickly found its sound. With the addition of Joey Brohawn on bass, Marshall Hearne on drums, and most recently A-Mac on keys, Kash’d Out’s clever lyrics, tasteful guitar riffs, and infectious grooves came to life. Their breakout caught the attention of Hawaiian legends Pepper, who signed them to LAW Records and released their debut full-length album, The Hookup. Before the album even dropped, the band hit the road with Pepper and Less Than Jake, launching them onto the Billboard Reggae Charts and into households across the country. Since then, Kash’d Out has become a relentless touring force, supporting genre staples like Collie Buddz, The Expendables, and Iration, while also headlining multiple national tours. Their most recent album, Butter (released on LAW Records), showcased the band’s musical growth and experimentation, further solidifying their reputation for crafting songs that blend catchy melodies with honest, introspective lyrics. Now signed to Ineffable Records, the band continues to evolve. Their latest single, “Mushroom Tea” featuring Little Stranger, dives into a playful, psychedelic groove—bringing together bounce, wit, and a touch of nostalgic stoner charm. It marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter as they gear up for their next full-length album, due out in 2026. With a packed touring schedule and a high-energy live show, Kash’d Out continues to bring their music to fans across the country—spreading good vibes and authentic connection at every stop. Catch them on tour at www.kashdout.com/tour-dates.

Off The Hook Pirate Dance Party

We’re teaming up with Nice Enough Entertainment to bring you Off the Hook: A Pirate Dance Party! Nice Enough has been a driving force for our local hip hop and rap scenes, and when they asked us to collaborate on an event together, there was no question about it.   There is a lot of overlap between Electronic Music & Hip Hop. Both have influenced each other throughout their respective histories. 2pac & Dre were electro artists before their rise to the charts in the hip hop world. Ice T has a techno label with Afrika Bambaataa, and electro-funk and breaks were integral to him in his early years as a producer. Then on the flipside, there’s artists like Mr. Carmack, Boombox Cartel, Troyboi where hip-hop is the primary influence on their music, and more recently, artists like T-pain have even crossed into exploring dubstep. We had the Trap wave, which at its core, was the perfect blend of hip-hop & EDM. Collectives like the All:lo collective blend hip-hop, RnB, and trip hop. Grime is another prevalent genre that seamlessly blends both worlds. Then we have other styles like Juke, Footwork, Jersey Club, Baltimore Club, Breakbeats, all rooted in hip-hop.   Dance music wouldn’t be what it is today without hip-hop and black culture, and we aim to honor these roots. So, we specifically curated our lineup to showcase both worlds. We have 2 hip-hop & RnB centric DJs, and 2 EDM DJs who all have a deep respect for the history of this symbiotic spheres of music.   We present our lineup:DJ DeeBvssbrattRiz the DJGhoulish   Benjamin Fast will also be performing his stellar spoken word to start the night off!   So join us on the seas of 808s and saw waves, put on your best pirate garb (should probably leave your parrots at home for this one though), eat, drink, be merry at a Reverb Lounge on Nov 7th. Decent Dogs will also be slinging hot dogs out front of Reverb for the evening, and they do it best!

Off The Hook Pirate Dance Party

We’re teaming up with Nice Enough Entertainment to bring you Off the Hook: A Pirate Dance Party! Nice Enough has been a driving force for our local hip hop and rap scenes, and when they asked us to collaborate on an event together, there was no question about it.   There is a lot of overlap between Electronic Music & Hip Hop. Both have influenced each other throughout their respective histories. 2pac & Dre were electro artists before their rise to the charts in the hip hop world. Ice T has a techno label with Afrika Bambaataa, and electro-funk and breaks were integral to him in his early years as a producer. Then on the flipside, there’s artists like Mr. Carmack, Boombox Cartel, Troyboi where hip-hop is the primary influence on their music, and more recently, artists like T-pain have even crossed into exploring dubstep. We had the Trap wave, which at its core, was the perfect blend of hip-hop & EDM. Collectives like the All:lo collective blend hip-hop, RnB, and trip hop. Grime is another prevalent genre that seamlessly blends both worlds. Then we have other styles like Juke, Footwork, Jersey Club, Baltimore Club, Breakbeats, all rooted in hip-hop.   Dance music wouldn’t be what it is today without hip-hop and black culture, and we aim to honor these roots. So, we specifically curated our lineup to showcase both worlds. We have 2 hip-hop & RnB centric DJs, and 2 EDM DJs who all have a deep respect for the history of this symbiotic spheres of music.   We present our lineup:DJ DeeBvssbrattRiz the DJGhoulish   Benjamin Fast will also be performing his stellar spoken word to start the night off!   So join us on the seas of 808s and saw waves, put on your best pirate garb (should probably leave your parrots at home for this one though), eat, drink, be merry at a Reverb Lounge on Nov 7th. Decent Dogs will also be slinging hot dogs out front of Reverb for the evening, and they do it best!

Gasoline Lollipops

Gasoline Lollipops have been genre-benders and boundary-breakers, fusing the ferocity of punk-injected rock and roll with the rawness of folk music, the story-telling of country, and the soul of roadhouse R&B. Front man, Clay Rose was raised between an outlaw, truck-driving father in the mountains of Colorado and a country song-writing mama in the sticks outside of Nashville, Tennessee. Clay’s penchant for open roads and trouble making are the backbone of the Gas Pops’ sound. The rest of the band consists of Don Ambory, Scott Coulter, “Bad” Brad Morse, and Kevin Matthews who all come equipped with music degrees from Chicago, Boston, Jacksonville, and Denver, respectively. They each add flavors of their own background and heritage, further diversifying the band’s signature sound. Over the course of six albums, Gasoline Lollipops have explored the far corners of amplified American roots music. They’ve been genre-benders and boundary-breakers, fusing the ferocity of punk-injected rock & roll with the rawness of folk music, the storytelling of country, and the soul of roadhouse R&B. On Kill the Architect, they team up with longtime Los Lobos member Steve Berlin to distill that ever-evolving sound into something signature and distinct. Partially inspired by frontman Clay Rose’s compositions for a modern ballet based upon the tale of Samson and Delilah, Kill the Architect tackles big themes — including connection, balance, identity, and the search for one’s true self — with an ever bigger sound, veering from heavy-hitting rock anthems to lighter, country-influenced folksongs. Produced by Berlin during a series of live-in-the-studio performances and brought to life by a band of hard-touring, finger-bleeding road warriors, Kill the Architect captures a band firing on all cylinders with their tank filled to the brim, and their wheels pointing toward a horizon of their own making.

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