7:30 - Doos
8:00 - Social Cig
9:00 - Weird Pals

$15 - Advance / $20 - Day of

Weird Pals

Albert Einstein once said, “A human being is a part of the whole, called by us ‘Universe,’ a part limited in time and space… a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness.”

I don’t really know what that means, but I do know that Weird Pals – the world’s premier “Weird Al” Yankovic tribute band – is the most unexpectedly tremendous musical force to come along in quite some time. The psychotic brainchild of Aaron Mortenson and Dylan Sevey, Weird Pals features a cast of top-tier solo artists and sidemen from Nashville whose collective résumés include touring gigs with Tyler Childers, Moon Taxi, Los Colognes, Ron Gallo, Elizabeth Cook, Margo Price, Aaron Lee Tasjan, and many others, as well as performances at the Grand Ole Opry, Ryman Auditorium, and nearly every major festival around the world. They don’t just honor the musical genius of Al Yankovic; they embody the spirit of his cultural impact, taking their craft seriously while providing a joyous and welcoming environment for every audience member, many of whom have described the Weird Pals experience as "better than it has any right to be."

Put down that chainsaw and listen to them! Book them for your next wedding, cruise, corporate event, bar mitzvah, funeral, and gender reveal party! Or, find them at a venue near you. They may not be the band you think you need, but for that very reason, they are exactly the band you deserve. Dare to be stupid. Come see Weird Pals.

Social Cig
 

Born & brewed in Wisconsin, Social Cig is the 'Indie-Skate-Rock' music project of Filipino American, Parker Schultz. Consisting of contagious authenticity, cheery live shows, and cultivating an original story with an attitude of gratitude, Social Cig is creating full-circle moments. Leafing through global music scenes with an ambitious DIY approach and writing songs that capture a genuine outlook from a modern-day Midwest cowboy, Social Cig has become a well-rounded grassroots venture.

A Social Cig song sorts the extraordinaries of personhood; a lyrical short story woven together with playful strength and catchy grips in the feel-good realm of indie rock. Sketching a memoir and gardening an actively verdant fan base, Social Cig continues to expand its landscape by sharing the stage with acts such as Wet Leg, Lime Cordiale, Noah Kahan, CAKE, Motherfolk, PREP, Arlo Parks, M.A.G.S., Kainalu, Ax and the Hatchetmen, Miloe, The Symposium, Dizzy, The Crowe Boys, Landon Conrath, Motel Breakfast, Windser, Michael Cera Palin, and Lowertown.