sombr w/ Hana Eid
Globe Hall Presents sombr with Hana Eid on Saturday, July 20 –At the young age of 14, Shane embarked on a remarkable journey that would shape his future as an artist known as sombr. Armed with determination and fueled by a summer of scooping ice cream, he transformed his bedroom into a makeshift recording studio. The now 18-year-old’s passion for music flourished during his time at New York’s prestigious LaGuardia High, a renowned public performing arts school that inspired the iconic film Fame. Immersed in the study of classical music by day and devoted to his bedroom studio at night, he diligently honed his skills.sombr’s creative vision extends far beyond recording romantic indie-rock melodies. He possesses an entrepreneurial spirit that led him to establish his own label and actively seek out like-minded musicians to sign. When the world was plunged into the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, music became an oasis for this young artist, providing solace and escape from physical and social isolation. It was during this period that sombr took the bold step of launching his own major label imprint. – All ages, ticketed guests under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
The Lemon Twigs (Night 1) w/ The Umbrellas
Indie 102.3 Presents The Lemon Twigs (Night 1) with The Umbrellas on Friday, November 8 — Following the release of Everything Harmony, which garnered acclaim from Questlove, Iggy Pop, Anthony Fantano, The Guardian, and countless others, The Lemon Twigs—the New York City rock band fronted by brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario—have once again captured the attention of the music listening public. They are in their premature “comeback” stage, and coming back this early has its benefits; the brothers have the energy of 24- and 26- year-olds, plus the experience and songwriting chops of seasoned musicians, having recorded their first album, Do Hollywood, nearly a decade ago at ages 15 and 17. Set for release less than a year after their last album, A Dream Is All We Know is a joyous affair. As the title suggests, it’s less of a sober look at the darker side of life, and more a hopeful sojourn into the realm of dreams. The tone has shifted away from dreary melancholic ballads and moody power pop. Brian and Michael are revisiting their “1968” sound. This album feels closely related to Do Hollywood, but their songwriting and recording techniques have vastly improved over the course of five albums. The brothers combine elements of the Merseybeat sound, the California Beach Boy harmony sound, and Bubblegum to create a unique collection of pop nuggets. (They say it’s part of a new “Merseybeach” movement, sure to catch on, though that fact remains to be seen.) The sense of urgency imbued in lead single “My Golden Years” comes in part from the jangly 12-string guitars and driving drums, but also from the anxiety of a narrator who can feel their “golden years” slipping away from them. Michael’s line, “In time I hope that I can show all the world the love in my mind,” can serve as a statement of intent for the whole collection of songs, as the brothers race against time to create as much quality pop material as possible. “They Don’t Know How To Fall In Place” propels the album forward into bubblegum paradise with its euphoric harmonies and biting clavinet, while the Roy Wood inspired “Church Bells” takes you on a journey in its two-minute and nine-second run time. At every turn you’re introduced to a new instrument, and as Michael sings “ring goes the bell,” the drummer switches to the bell of the ride cymbal and the song reveals itself as a pop tone poem, complete with cellos, mandolin and trumpets, all played by Brian. Not to mention the fun Mersey pun, using famous drummer Ringo’s name in a song that conflates images of the west side of Manhattan with the atmosphere of northern England. Next comes the titular “A Dream Is All I Know,” an existential space age epic, followed by the baroque pocket-prog of “Sweet Vibration.” – All ages, ticketed guests under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
The Lemon Twigs (Night 2) w/ The Umbrellas
Indie 102.3 Presents The Lemon Twigs (Night 2) with The Umbrellas on Saturday, November 9 – Following the release of Everything Harmony, which garnered acclaim from Questlove, Iggy Pop, Anthony Fantano, The Guardian, and countless others, The Lemon Twigs—the New York City rock band fronted by brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario—have once again captured the attention of the music listening public. They are in their premature “comeback” stage, and coming back this early has its benefits; the brothers have the energy of 24- and 26- year-olds, plus the experience and songwriting chops of seasoned musicians, having recorded their first album, Do Hollywood, nearly a decade ago at ages 15 and 17. Set for release less than a year after their last album, A Dream Is All We Know is a joyous affair. As the title suggests, it’s less of a sober look at the darker side of life, and more a hopeful sojourn into the realm of dreams. The tone has shifted away from dreary melancholic ballads and moody power pop. Brian and Michael are revisiting their “1968” sound. This album feels closely related to Do Hollywood, but their songwriting and recording techniques have vastly improved over the course of five albums. The brothers combine elements of the Merseybeat sound, the California Beach Boy harmony sound, and Bubblegum to create a unique collection of pop nuggets. (They say it’s part of a new “Merseybeach” movement, sure to catch on, though that fact remains to be seen.) The sense of urgency imbued in lead single “My Golden Years” comes in part from the jangly 12-string guitars and driving drums, but also from the anxiety of a narrator who can feel their “golden years” slipping away from them. Michael’s line, “In time I hope that I can show all the world the love in my mind,” can serve as a statement of intent for the whole collection of songs, as the brothers race against time to create as much quality pop material as possible. “They Don’t Know How To Fall In Place” propels the album forward into bubblegum paradise with its euphoric harmonies and biting clavinet, while the Roy Wood inspired “Church Bells” takes you on a journey in its two-minute and nine-second run time. At every turn you’re introduced to a new instrument, and as Michael sings “ring goes the bell,” the drummer switches to the bell of the ride cymbal and the song reveals itself as a pop tone poem, complete with cellos, mandolin and trumpets, all played by Brian. Not to mention the fun Mersey pun, using famous drummer Ringo’s name in a song that conflates images of the west side of Manhattan with the atmosphere of northern England. Next comes the titular “A Dream Is All I Know,” an existential space age epic, followed by the baroque pocket-prog of “Sweet Vibration.” – All ages, ticketed guests under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
Typhoon & The Gale Force Winds w/ Cactus Cat + The Sweet Reliefs
Globe Hall Presents Typhoon & The Gale Force Winds with Cactus Cat and The Sweet Reliefs on Thursday, May 23rd.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
Rob Baird & Troy Cartwright (Texas Songwriters Night)
Globe Hall Presents Rob Baird and Troy Cartwright (Texas Songwriters Night) on Thrusday, June 13 — Rob Baird Born and raised in Memphis, TN, Rob Baird began his career sneaking into juke joints and landing between-set gigs at local clubs before he was old enough to drink. By his early twenties, he’d scored a Nashville publishing deal, but an insatiable desire for creative independence eventually led him to Austin, TX, where he spent the better part of the next decade grinding it out on the road, releasing six critically acclaimed studio albums on his own label and sharing dates with the likes of Jason Isbell, Nathaniel Rateliff, and Billy Joe Shaver. Along the way, he would earn praise everywhere from Rolling Stone to the Wall Street Journal, land songs in TV shows including Yellowstone and Nashville, and rack up nearly 100 million streams across platforms. Troy Cartwright A devoted disciple of music since his early years, Troy Cartwright became fixated on the way his favorite songs growing up made him feel. The Dallas, TX native has garnered over 150 million streams to date, with 2023 being his highest streaming success – reaching over a million streams every single week so far this year. In the past 18 months alone he has seen an explosion of growth across his social media platforms, amassing over 690k+ followers. As a songwriter signed to Big Machine Publishing, Cartwright has written songs recorded by Ryan Hurd, Josh Abbott Band, Nickelback, and several other cuts by chart-topping artists coming later this fall. Having already shared the stage with acts like HARDY, LANCO, and one of his songwriting heroes, Hayes Carll, Cartwright is set to release his latest record in July of 2024. – 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
Chain Station w/ Good for Nothin Thunder Mountain Boys
KGNU presents Chain Station with Good for Nothin Thunder Mountain Boys on Friday, July12th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
Judd Hoos w/ Peach Street Revival + Denham
Globe Hall Presents Judd Hoos with Peach Street Revival and Denham on Thursday, May 16th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
WesGhost & Diggy Graves
Globe Hall Presents WesGhost and Diggy Graves on Thursday, June 20th.Known for emotional, confessional, and relatable songs, WesGhost has built a close and dedicated fan base despite never appearing without his signature masks and balaclavas. Recent performances include a headline performance at EmoNite in Los Angeles and a self-produced warehouse concert in Downtown LA, with more shows being announced soon. “SPINE”, out now, is the latest release from WesGhost following previous tracks “DOOMED”, “EXPIRED”, and “TEETH” feat. Diggy Graves. Catch his recent profile pieces in FLAUNT and FAR OUT. From Rap to HorrorCore, Diggy Graves doesn’t have a specific genre. He likes to describe his music as a melting pot of genres. During the covid years Diggy finally gave in and decided to make a Tik Tok, which blew him up into internet stardom overnight with his well known song Cute Girl. His social media virality led to a huge increase in streaming numbers. With one of his songs passing the 10 million stream milestone on Spotify and Apple Music. Diggy’s catalog of music is growing rapidly and he plans on releasing a ton of new music in 2024. – 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
Noah Floersch w/ Steinza
Globe Hall Presents Noah Floersch with Steinza on Thursday, September 19th.Meet Noah Floersch, a 25-year-old artist and songwriter hailing from Nashville but rooted in the heartland of Nebraska. Infusing his music with the rich tapestry of folk, the raw energy of rock, and the vibrant colors of pop, Floersch has crafted a distinctive sound uniquely his own.Since bursting in to the scene in 2018, Floersch has been a prolific creator, unleashing over 70 original compositions into the world. Among his repertoire, standout tracks such as “Ghost of Chicago,” “Clean,” “On Your Mind,” and “Love You By Myself” have captivated audiences far and wide.Now, Noah Floersch embarks on a new chapter in his musical journey with “The First Rodeo” tour, marking his headline tour debut. Join him as he takes center stage, weaving stories and melodies that resonate with the soul, ignite the imagination and create an unforgettable live experience.- All ages, ticketed guests under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
The Palms w/ future.exboyfriend + Big Pinch
Globe Hall Presents The Palms with future.exboyfriend and Big Pinch on Friday, August 16 –Started in Los Angeles, CA in 2015, The Palms have become a formidable player in today’s Independent musical landscape. With their signature California sound, an underground modern-day classic in “Push Off,” and an ever growing and beloved fan base and catalogue, they’ve generated 100’s of millions of streams, all while retaining 100% ownership, independence and remaining loyal to their DIY ethos.With a new album on the way, arguably their best work to date, 2024 looks to be a career defining year for The Palms. It’s time the world gets their ears on California’s best kept secret.”The Palms have shifted toward creating music that is as catchy as pop, yet melded with poignant elements of blues, hip-hop, rock, and reggae. Rothbard’s distinct vocals also invite the listener into each track, allowing the duo’s intended messages to come through while simultaneously leaving space for individual interpretations.” – Interview Magazine – All ages, ticketed guests under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
