Braden Bales
VIP Packages Include: -VIP Laminate -Q&A Session-Poster -5-song acoustic performance from Ezra & Braden
Hair Person
Hair Person is an electronic duo from Omaha, Nebraska, made up of Sara Bertuldo (synth, vocals) and Erin Feichtinger (drums). Known for their immersive soundscapes and pulsing rhythms, Hair Person blends moody electronics with raw, percussive energy to create a sound that’s both intimate and expansive. Bertuldo, previously known for her work in Omaha’s indie rock scene, steps into new territory with Hair Person, playing synths and exploring a darker, more atmospheric palette. Feichtinger’s drumming—simplistic but effective—grounds the sound in steady, hypnotic beats that leave space for emotion and texture to take the lead. Hair Person is a testament to collaboration—rooted in friendship, built on sonic experimentation, and shaped by a shared desire to push boundaries.
Haunt
Haunt was originally formed by Trevor William Church as a musical project to be worked on alongside his existing band Beastmaker; the project was to take on a traditional metal sound as opposed to Beastmaker’s doom metal style. In 2017 Church wrote and recorded Haunt’s debut release, the extended play Luminous Eyes , with Daniel Wilson playing drums for the recording. It was first released digitally, as an independent release, but it later received physical releases from the Shadow Kingdom Records label. In 2018, Church wrote and recorded one single for Haunt, Ghosts . Later that same year, Haunt released their first full-length studio album, Burst into Flame . Daniel Wilson returned to play drums for the album, this time as an official band member. Joining Church and Wilson for the album were Matthew Wilhoit on bass and John Tucker on guitar. Both Wilson and Tucker would stay as permanent members, but Wilhoit would be replaced by Taylor Hollman on following releases. In 2019, Haunt released their second EP, ( Mosaic Vision ) their second studio album, ( If Icarus Could Fly ) and two split albums. ( A Fool’s Paradise / On the Streets Again and Sea of Dreams / The Crystal Temple ). The following year they released their third and fourth studio albums, titled Mind Freeze and Flashback respectively, as well as the Burst into Demos compilation.” Haunt has been featured on the cover of Decibel magazine (February 2020), featured in Rolling Stone magazine and has made numerous “top” lists, such as Rolling Stone’s top 20 metal albums of 2018 (with Haunt at number 12). The band has toured with Municipal Waste, and Toxic Holocaust as well as fellow metal travelers such as Hell Fire and Idle Hands. Haunt’s Spotify plays for 2020 reached 1 million streams. — Intranced (hard rock / heavy metal from Los Angeles) https://intranced.bandcamp.com/
Teenage Bottlerocket
They’ve toured the world countless times. They kept the leather jacket-and-Converse look alive through an increasingly neon landscape. They’ve written songs about KISS, Top Gun and Minecraft. Hell, they’ve even been on CNN a few times! Please welcome back to the spotlight Wyoming’s own…Teenage Bottlerocket! With more than 100 original songs already in their catalog, how does the band stay motivated when they’re eight records deep? “We’re always in competition with ourselves,” Carlisle explains. “The real competition is between me and Kody. It’s like, ‘You wrote a song that destroys everything else on this record. Let me try to do that to you real quick. How’s that feel?” And then he comes back and one ups me.“It’s all about the songs,” he continues. “The songs carry this record all the way. That’s not to say there are bad songs on our other records—we have a hard time releasing a shitty song. But these songs are especially great. You know ALL’s best-of record where Allroy is dissecting a musical note? I felt we kind of tapped into that record in a great way, not in a ‘Oh no, they’re experimental now!’ way. This is a Teenage Bottlerocket record through and through, but there’s a lot of hidden elements.” Carlisle’s pride about their latest album, Sick Sesh!, is obvious, but he’s not the only one who loves the album. “Fat Mike called me and said, ‘Hey, this is your best record,” Carlisle recalls. “I said, ‘Cool,thanks for noticing.’” Given that the band is already two decades old, however, is there any chance of the band slowing down? Carlisle shoots that idea down right away.“I want to have the best next 10 years,” the singer says. “We’ve grinded the grind. Now we get to actually enjoy being a band, and not think too much about different ways to try and ‘make it.’ We’re riding this wave we built ourselves. I wanna surf it for another 10 years.”Well there you have it: The three things in life you can always count on are death, taxes and Teenage Bottlerocket.
Archspire
Ticketless upgrade available at https://www.archspire.net/ Since 2009, Archspire has aimed to be one thing above all else: extreme. With their upcoming release Too Fast to Die, they’ve once again raised the bar for what extreme music can be. “We’re like a bit of meth in your cigarette,” says vocalist Oliver Rae Aleron, describing the band’s unhinged live show. “I think people don’t quite know how to describe what they’re hearing.” Now five albums deep, the band continues to push the limits of speed and virtuosity while somehow keeping a sharp focus on hooks. Their music sits on a knife’s edge of “too much,” and just when you think you’ve hit overload, they drop in a soaring melody or a meticulously crafted clean section long enough for you to breathe; before throwing you back into a rap-flow vocal assault or some of the fastest drumming you’ll ever hear. In 2025, Archspire announced their new drummer, Spencer Moore, marking a shift in the band’s trajectory. New blood brings new influences, and with the first single Carrion Ladder, they intend to show exactly how quickly he proved himself. “I had to step my game up fast to pull off the new material,” Spencer explains. “But once we started tracking, everything felt comfortable and natural.” Recorded in 2025, the album reunites the band with world-renowned producer Dave Otero (Cattle Decapitation, Khemmis) for the third time. They locked themselves inside his Denver studio for several months, cutting out distractions and dedicating themselves entirely to the record. Too Fast to Die follows the critically acclaimed Juno Award winning Bleed the Future, and marks the band’s first fully independent release. Early in the writing process they chose to crowdfund the album, a strategy they’d used before; but nothing prepared them for the scale of what came next. They raised nearly $400,000 CAD in 30 days, blowing past their goal in under 24 hours and confirming that independence was the right move. “I was actually shaking when I pressed launch,” says guitarist Dean Lamb. “We’d never taken on something this big, and all I could think was, ‘man, I hope we don’t mess this up.’” Too Fast to Die is set for release on April 10, 2026, and represents a new chapter for Archspire. Now fully independent and armed with a revitalized lineup, they’re intent on expanding their already rabid fanbase, pushing the boundaries of extreme metal, and having a great time doing it.
Ryan Caraveo
VIP PACKAGES INCLUDE: One (1) GA ticket to the show One (1) Picture with Ryan Caraveo Early Entry to the venue One (1) exclusive merch item Early access to the merchandise table Please arrive 60-minutes prior to doors to participate in the VIP experience Ryan Caraveo is a genre-blurring artist whose music turns vulnerability into atmosphere. Raised in Seattle and shaped by years of self-reliance, Ryan built his career from the ground up—crafting songs that feel equal parts confession, dreamscape, and cinematic release. Known for his shadowy melodies & introspective storytelling, Ryan creates worlds where foggy emotions and raw resilience collide. Ryan first drew attention with early independent releases that showcased his ability to balance haunting production with deeply personal lyrics. As his audience grew, so did the ambition of his sound—melding alternative, hip-hop, indie pop, and electronic elements into something instantly identifiable. Every track feels handcrafted, reflecting an artist who obsesses over detail, emotion, and visual identity in equal measure. Across hundreds of millions of streams and a cult-like fanbase that spans continents, Ryan has remained unwaveringly independent. He writes, designs, and shapes every part of his world himself, building a creative universe where music, visuals, and storytelling all serve the same purpose: to say the things most people swallow. His upcoming era, Forever Foggy, pushes deeper into that universe—exploring themes of self-protection, growth, longing, and the blurred line between who we are and who we pretend to be. Whether performed onstage or experienced alone in headphones, Ryan Caraveo’s music provides a rare kind of mirror—one that reflects fears, flaws, and hope with brutal clarity. He makes music for those who feel everything.
Midwest Fresh… Never Frozen! 2026 Live Music Kick off!
In Tongues
Lash’s Propane Drive
A benefit show for the Pine Ridge Oglala Lakota Sioux Reservation. All funds raised will be used to purchase propane to be used for heating the homes of the families on Pine Ridge, one of the most poverty stricken communities in the country. A grassroots effort from Larry “Lash LaRue” Dunn, who for 20 years orchestrated the Toy Drive For Pine Ridge. In memory of Dick Warsocki, a close friend of Lash’s. Dick and Lash shared a love of the Lakota people and their spiritual ways as well as a damn good sad roots song about heartbreak and heartache.
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