Dungeons & Drag Queens [Big Room-Upstairs]
Dungeons & Drag Queens is coming to the Hi Tone in Memphis on October 2nd at 9pm, and the realm is not ready.Join Gage Leon, Envy S. Hart, and Stormey Langhammer for a live comedy fantasy adventure where drag, dice, and total chaos collide. ✨The audience gets to play along by helping shape the story, making big choices, and rolling dice that can change what happens on stage. EVERY TICKET COMES WITH A D20 YOU GET TO KEEP 🎲🎲🎲 Costumes are highly encouraged, so come as a wizard, warrior, goblin, or whatever magical disaster you feel in your bones!You do not need to know the rules. You don’t need to know the lore! Come ready to laugh, cheer, roll, and help create a one-night-only adventure with some of the fiercest queens in Memphis. 👑
Teachers Night Out [Big Room-Upstairs]
Heels / Deaf Revival / Uncl Aunti / Dj Zirk [Big Room-Upstairs]
End of spring season [Big Room-Upstairs]
Don’t miss an unforgettable day at the Hi-Tone Cafe (282–284 N Cleveland St) as all of our groups hit the stage to close out the Spring season. Check out the schedule below. Rock 101 – 11:00 AM Wednesday Opening Act: 90’s One Hit Wonders – 12:00 PM Saturday Opening Act: Your Dad’s Favorite Band – 1:00 PM Seattle Grunge – 2:00 PM Funk & Soul – 4:00 PM Led Zeppelin – 6:00 PM My Chemical Romance – 8:00 PM
Go Dancing [Big Room-Upstairs]
Not Your Nails / DJ St. Faust [Big Room-Upstairs]
Mad Events presents: [Big Room-Upstairs]
Slumberland / Waiting For. [Big Room-Upstairs]
Jerry Joseph / Mark Edgar Stuart [Big Room-Upstairs]
Jerry Joseph is a musician who lives in Portland Oregon, but he’s often gone. He’s been inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame but is still rather obscure to a lot of people. He plays well over 150 shows a year in the usual places. Across America. Sometimes in Europe, Mexico, and Central America. Then there’s these other places he plays—Lebanon, Israel, Kurdish Iraq, India, and Afghanistan. All over the Middle East, often in war zones and refugee camps.In addition to his touring, Jerry has set up a non-profit called Nomad Music Foundation that acts as a sort of School of Rock for displaced teenagers in areas of conflict. So far, he has taken guitars and taught lessons in camps in Kabul, Afghanistan, and Sulaymaniyah and Dahuk, both in Kurdish Iraq. These life-changing missions have been written up in Rolling Stone, Relix, and PBS News Hour.Oh yeah, and he’s really fucking great.
Raise Your Paddle [Big Room-Upstairs]
