Yung Gravy
Meet & Greet Ticket Includes: -One (1) Meet & Greet with Yung Gravy -One (1) Photo with Yung Gravy on your phone -Free piece of exclusive merchandise -Access to 10-minute group Q&A with Yung Gravy -Early Access to the merchandise table -One (1) General Admission -OR- Premium Balcony ticket * The Meet & Greet experience will start promptly two (2) hours prior to door time. If you arrive any later, you are at risk of not being admitted to the experience. Q&A/Early Entry Ticket Includes: -10-minute group Q&A with Yung Gravy -Free piece of exclusive merchandise -One (1) General Admission -OR- Premium Balcony ticket * The Early Entry experience will start promptly one (1) hour prior to door time. If you arrive any later, you are at risk of not being admitted to the experience.
OK GO
with L.A. Exes Talking to Damian Kulash will take you deep into the mind of a seasoned artist—cerebral, well-theorized, brimming with ideas and opinions. But at his core, the multi-hyphenate OK Go frontman is fueled by something simpler: He wants to play. He’s forever trying to nurture that child-like sense of awe in himself and his band. “What good is doing any of this — any kind of art — if you’re not surprising yourself?” he asks. “Without that electric shock of discovery, there’s nothing at all.” OK Go (Kulash, bassist Timothy Nordwind, multi-instrumentalist Andy Ross, and drummer Dan Konopka) have been professional collaborators for nearly 30 years, during which time they’ve put a wild variety of notches on their belts. Yes, they’ve racked up billions of streams, topped radio charts, directed dozens of award-winning videos, and collected three VMAs and a GRAMMY. But they’ve also collaborated with DNA scientists and Muppets, testified before congress, published in academic journals, launched a K-12 educational non-profit, and earned a mountain of accolades that are much more unusual for a rock band: twenty-one Cannes Lions, twelve CLIOS, The Smithsonian Ingenuity Award, and a spot in the permanent collection of MoMA. Now, a new generation of online creators who grew up on their seminal videos regularly reference OK Go as forebears of a new brand of creativity. But to hear Kulash tell it, the band measures success not by awards, but by the thrill of creative discovery and the freedom to pursue it, and as the band prepares to release its ambitious fifth studio album, And the Adjacent Possible, he says they’re more energized than ever, and full of gratitude. “Spending our lives chasing ideas simply because they’re inspiring or beautiful, full stop, is something we all dream of when we’re young. A few people are lucky enough to get a shot at it, but it almost always gives way to other agendas, more practical concerns. To be midlife and spending our days in pursuit of wonder or spectacle or catharsis simply for their own sake… it’s such a privilege, such a gift.” And the Adjacent Possible testifies to just how curious — and adventurous — OK Go have been of late. Even for a band known for pushing boundaries, this album is wildly eclectic—postmodern and genre-dissolving. Given the legacy of their videos, famed for their inventive use of treadmills and dogs; slow motion and zero-gravity, Rube Goldberg machines, optical illusions, and musical stunt driving, the band couldn’t very well return without an eye-popping video in hand, and in January they delivered: The stunning moving mosaic for “A Stone Only Rolls Downhill” features 64 videos playing across 64 phones. Directed by Kulash and Chris Buongiorno (Star Wars: Skeleton Crew), it required more than a thousand takes, and over two hours and twenty minutes of single-take clips are condensed into the final frame. Kulash seems somewhere between inspired and bemused by what lies ahead. When asked what he thinks the next five years look like for the band, he replies, “A five-year plan is a very reasonable idea. But the only place I ever want to be in five years is somewhere I couldn’t possibly predict today.”
The Faint
Allen Stone and Ripe
Allen Stone VIP Pre-Show Experience Includes: One (1) Premium Balcony OR General Admission Ticket Intimate Acoustic Performance Q&A Session with Allen Stone Group Photograph with Allen Stone One (1) Collectible Tour Poster; Autographed by Allen Stone One (1) Specially Designed Allen Stone Merchandise Bundle One (1) Commemorative VIP Laminate Venue First Entry Allen Stone VIP Side-Stage Experience Includes: One (1) General Admission Ticket Exclusive VIP Viewing from Side Stage During Allen’s Performance Intimate Acoustic Performance Q&A Session with Allen Stone Group Photograph with Allen Stone One (1) Collectible Poster; Autographed by Allen Stone One (1) Specially Designed Allen Stone Merchandise Bundle One (1) Commemorative VIP Laminate Venue First Entry Ripe Goon Squad Side-Stage Experience Includes: One (1) General Admission Ticket Exclusive VIP Viewing from Side Stage during Ripe’s Performance Intimate Soundcheck Performance Q&A Session with Ripe Group Photo with Ripe One (1) Signed Tour Poster Venue First Entry Ripe Goon Squad VIP Experience Includes: One (1) Premium Balcony or General Admission Ticket Intimate Soundcheck Performance Q&A Session with Ripe Group Photo with Ripe One (1) Signed Tour Poster Venue First Entry Allen Stone, a soul/R&B luminary, has enraptured global audiences with his electrifying performances and soulful melodies, embodying the essence of classic soul legends. Stone’s journey to musical stardom commenced in Chewelah, Washington, where his upbringing immersed him in gospel music as a pastor’s son. Relocating to Seattle, he tirelessly toured the West Coast in his ’87 Buick, often playing up to 200 dates annually alongside luminaries such as Stevie Wonder and Gary Clark Jr. Back in the studio, you can expect more music in 2025 along with festival dates and supporting Chris Stapleton. Ripe remembers sweating to hell in a basement underneath a Subway sandwich shop, building their very first songs in a concrete cube that smelled like fresh bread. They remember selling their first tickets by hand outside the coffee shop that their friends worked at, holding court like twenty-something impresarios trying to move like 50 tickets to a bar that was willing to let you keep the ticket sales if they kept the bar. In a world where we constantly feel the loving pressure to “tell our story”, where so many of our friends that have found success as artists have done it alone, Ripe is using their bio to tell you that at the center of everything is collaboration and community, a friendship that has become a bond as strong as family, a constantly spinning object that cannot be properly captured by any single still photograph. Joy in the wild unknown let us tell you who we were. Bright blues had us ripped apart so we could start again. What comes next is the band swinging for the fences, all in at the table, risking everything for a shot at feeling connected to you. Thank you for being here.
EST Gee – Shining At It’s Finest Tour
Hippie Sabotage – Echoes of Time Tour
Founded in Birmingham, Alabama in 2011, St. Paul & the Broken Bones consists of Paul Janeway (vocals), Jesse Phillips (bass), Browan Lollar (guitar), Kevin Leon (drums), Al Gamble (keyboards), Allen Branstetter (trumpet), Chad Fisher (trombone), and Amari Ansari (saxophone). The eight-piece ensemble burst into the world with their 2014 debut Half the City, establishing a sound that quickly became a calling card and landing the band a slew of major festivals including Lollapalooza, Coachella and Glastonbury. Critical praise from The New York Times, Rolling Stone, SPIN and NPRfollowed, leading to shared stages with some of the world’s biggest artists—Elton John and The Rolling Stones among them—and launching an impressive run of headlining tours behind what Esquire touted as a “potent live show that knocks audiences on their ass.” The group has continued to expand their sound with every record, branching out well beyond old-school soul into sleek summertime funk and classic disco on albums like 2018’s Young Sick Camellia. Their forthcoming LP, Angels In Science Fiction, stretches their limbs further afield, building on the shadowy psychedelia and intricate, experimental R&B of 2022’s The Alien Coast.
Prof
With lyrical skill matched only by his raucous live shows, Prof has cemented his place on the national stage. Hailing from Minneapolis, Minnesota, Prof has perfected the art of combining blue collar hard work and unimpeachable content while never taking himself too seriously. His seventh studio album, Horse, was released via his own imprint Stophouse Music Group on April 14, 2023. The album, paired with consistent single releases since, has let the world at large in on a secret that music fans already know, Prof is a force to be reckoned with. Horse has shocked pundits and the industry alike with an amazing run through the charts and streaming platforms. The album reached a career-high on the Billboard charts ranking as the #2 Current Rap Album, #1 Heatseekers Album, #1 Emerging Artist Album, #8 Top Billboard Album, and #17 Independent Album the week of its release. In 2024 he continued his impressive run by releasing five new singles, racking up over 300 million streams & headlining over 40 (largely sold out) shows including sell out shows at historic venues like Showbox SODO in Seattle, The Rave II in Milwaukee, The Orange Peel in Asheville, The Roseland Theatre in Portland, and Newport Music Hall in Columbus. Prof’s latest single, “Dynamite”, released in December 2024, has quickly become his fastest-growing track to date. In less than three months, it has amassed over 5 million streams and exploded across social media with over 200 million views. Now, all eyes are on 2025. Prof explodes into the year with a headline at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on April 26, 2025 and is set to release his highly anticipated full-length album, Good Time Boy in 2025. Poised to be his biggest project yet, Good Time Boy boasts blockbuster collaborations with T-Pain, Flatbush Zombies, That Mexican OT, and more.
Gary Numan
May, 1979. It’s an ordinary Thursday evening, which means it’s time for Top of the Pops. Amidst a zeitgeist of punk and disco, the show suddenly appears to be interrupted by a transmission from the future. A luminous synth riff echoes out, a beat drives on and up steps an otherworldly figure – part robot, part alien – to deliver an enigmatic lyric depicting some kind of android existence in a dystopian future. It’s Gary Numan fronting Tubeway Army for their breakthrough hit ‘Are ‘Friends’ Electric?’. Of the millions that are watching, few would’ve recognised that this moment foreshadows the shape of music to come, from synth-pop to industrial and alt-pop. That, however, can’t stop it igniting the imagination of an audience that would swell into a devoted following. Fast-forward to January, 2021. Numan’s first single ‘Intruder’ (from the Intruder album) pulsates ominously as if it’s soundtracking an imminent threat. As austere synths loom like shadows and industrial beats are detonated, the beguiling hook towers like a beacon in the darkness. It’s visionary and venomous, with a narrative that imagines the Earth growing angry at mankind’s actions, and more than willing to fight back. In the accompanying video, Numan looks even more out of time than he did back in 1979, like an intergalactic refugee fighting for his own existence. Naturally, there were times when Numan was very much not in vogue. Sure, there would be ripples of rediscovery but there were years when his increasingly conceptual albums were primarily embraced by hardcore fans. He wasn’t troubling the charts, but audiences were still flocking to see him perform – almost every UK tour would include a sold-out show at the 5000 capacity Hammersmith Apollo. Gradually, though, praise from Nine Inch Nails, Prince and David Bowie led to a reappraisal of his work. And that has been magnified in recent years with Kanye West, Lady Gaga and Dave Grohl citing him as an influence. And so, a new narrative emerged. An unlikely icon returned to the top while making music that was darker, fiercer and more inventive than ever. His next album, ‘Intruder’, presented a fresh but complementary narrative. It’s a philosophical examination of a potential future apocalypse: the planet can only survive by purging its inhabitants. ‘Intruder’ also hit #2 in the UK charts. Numan explained: “‘Intruder’ looks at climate change from the planet’s point of view. If the Earth could speak, and feel things the way we do, what would it say? How would it feel? The songs, for the most part, attempt to be that voice, or at least try to express what I believe the earth must feel at the moment”. Collectively the album proves that Numan’s creative spark shows no sign of being extinguished. Numan toured the Intruder album at over 130 shows around the world, finally ending in mid 2024 when he toured the US with Ministry. Since then he’s been back in the studio writing and recording his next (and 23rd) album, due out in early 2026. This one looks at a near future world where humanity lives or dies based on the whims of an AI controlled system. He did take a few weeks out of the studio to play a major UK tour in the Fall to celebrate the 45th Anniversary of his ‘Replicas’ and ‘The Pleasure Principle’ albums, both UK Number 1’s when first released. That’s just a snapshot of the tale behind one of music’s most singular talents. The full story can be found in Numan’s critically acclaimed autobiography ‘(R)evolution’, which The Observer described as an, “exhaustive, entertaining and often poignant life story.” What comes next will surely be just as intriguing.
INSANE CLOWN POSSE
Insane Clown Posse is perhaps the most notorious and controversial rap duo in the history of music. Over the last 30 years, ICP rose from being scrubs on the streets of Detroit to becoming bona-fide pop culture icons and Gold and Platinum-selling recording artists. Through sheer hard work and determination, ICP has created a complete entertainment empire, including music, movies, sports entertainment (Juggalo Championship Wrestling), groundbreaking music videos, and one of America’s longest-running underground music festivals, the Gathering of the Juggalos. Far beyond a rap group, ICP has proven themselves to be a worldwide phenomenon that will never be forgotten.
Umphrey’s McGee – Cruising Altitude 2025 Tour
Chicago’s eclectic rock band Umphrey’s McGee has been keeping fans on their toes fornearly 27 years now. Though often pigeonholed into “jam band” circles, Umphrey’s doesn’tfit that traditional mold; and their fans don’t either. Is it prog rock? Song-forward,Beatles-esque arrangements? Be careful, they might hit you with some metal riffs mid-set,too. Amongst 2,500+ gigs and 300 million+ tracks streamed, you-had-to-be-there momentsinclude the band’s performance at the first-ever Bonnaroo and selling more CDs (rememberthose?) than any other act on the bill. A leader in the live music world, Umphrey’s McGeebecame the first group to launch its own single-artist streaming service with UMLive.net,which houses recordings of every gig since 2005. The service has since grown and now lives on through Nugs.net, which is used by the likes of Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen, and more. Beyond intimate backstage encounters and ski trips with their most diehard fans, Umphrey’s McGee instituted the groundbreaking “Headphones & Snow cones” program, granting fans access to professional headphones and a soundboard-quality mix to listen wirelessly at shows. At their UMBowl, they empowered the audience to vote on the setlist in real-timeand choose favorite improv themes via text message. In 2017, they stepped into another realm altogether by integrating themselves into the VR Platform Endless Riff. All of the above has earned the band status as kings of the live music scene with standing yearly engagements at iconic venues, their own events in Iceland (Rockjavick) and Mexico (Holidaze), and co-hosting Chillicothe, IL’s long-running Summer Camp festival. In April 2025, Umphrey’s McGee will lead their faithful fans on another bucket list musical adventure: Morockshow will feature three nights in Marrakech, Morocco, marking another signature event in an exotic location. Umphrey’s McGee’s latest release Asking For A Friend showcases more evolved songwriting and thoughtful arranging from a bandcontinuing to grow and mature with their droves of die-hard, longtime fans.