Bad Guru / Mike Hewlett and The Racket [Small Room-Downstairs]
Vomit Forth / Ritual Fog / Grave Lurker [Small Room-Downstairs]
Autolith / Planning For Burial / Dayjob / Lacing [Small Room-Downstairs]
Teethe / Melinda / Spiral Rash [Small Room-Downstairs]
Porch Coffin / Magnum Dopus / Leg Biters / Baseline [Small Room-Downstairs]
Horseburner / Howling Giant / Deaf Revival [Big Room-Upstairs]
Jeff Hulett & JB Horrell *no cover* [Small Room-Downstairs]
Night Time Jazz Brunch feat. Sunweight *no cover* [Big Room-Upstairs]
No cover. Brunch and drinks all night. Limited seating. Bar and kitchen open at 5Music starts at 7
And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead / New Candys / Adaje [Big Room-Upstairs]
An unlikely but powerful combination of punk fury and prog-rock ambition, …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead started out as fiery iconoclasts, gradually refining their attack over a multi-decade career without losing any of their passion. In the late ’90s, their cathartic live shows and propensity to destroy their gear translated to early manifestos like 1999’s Madonna, but when they added more control and polish to their music on 2002’s landmark major-label debut Source Tags & Codes, they created one of the most epic alternative rock albums of the early 2000s — a time when epic rock wasn’t exactly fashionable. …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead’s fondness for grand gestures, as well as the intricate yet expansive sounds of Pink Floyd and Yes, informed later works such as 2005’s Worlds Apart, and their maverick spirit led them to release several albums, including 2009’s The Century of Self, on their own imprint. The band stayed true to their fervent yet philosophical approach in the 2010s and beyond, resulting in triumphs like 2011’s Tao of the Dead and 2020’s X: The Godless Void and Other Stories, which found Trail of Dead celebrating their 25th anniversary with renewed vigor.
