The Tin Can Collective, Premium Heart, Madison Turner and Awful Din live at The Broadway

7PM Doors

21+

$12 in advance // $15 day of show

The Tin Can Collective

The Tin Can Collective is an indie emo punk band from Long Island, NY.

John Warren started The Tin Can Collective in 2011 as a recording project, enlisting a rotating cast of friends to complete the outfit. Among the ragtag group were Jess Warren (John’s sister and co-writer) 

Always pure of heart and full of intention, The Tin Can Collective has schlepped around

the country in a rented minivan, playing their brand of beer-soaked indie emo punk for anyone who would listen. They quickly became cult favorites for their chaotic live shows and became what could be described as “a band’s band.”

Premium Heart

Premium Heart plays progressive punk you can dance to. Angular guitars, dreamy soundscapes, driving bass, and dynamic drums come together to provoke "socio-political reflection, for individual emotional reflection, for compositional stimulation, or just a gripping listening experience" (Kira Grunenberg from throwthediceandplaynice.com). Their most recent release, Midnight Pulp, emphasizes the need for community and self-expression in an isolating time, with all proceeds from record sales going towards local Long Island, NY organizations that support LGBTQ+ kids. 

Madison Turner

Richmond VA's Madison Turner brings energy, power, wit, and vulnerability through alternative rock & punk with her live band. Her latest full-length album “Curtsy When You Land” released on vinyl & streaming courtesy of Say-10 Records, and has been described as "without a doubt the best work Madison’s ever done" by Marilyn Drew Necci (TheAuricular.com) and as "eleven of her catchiest tracks to date" by Em Moore (PunkNews.org).

Awful Din

Awful Din has been infesting everywhere from Brooklyn basements to French-Canadian bars for the last decade with their crunchy, emo-inspired melodic punk. The band officially formed in 2014, and Awful Din established themselves as mainstays of the New York DIY scene. With a handful of EPs under their belt and their debut LP Only Constantly in 2022, they have continued to evolve their beer-soaked sonic confessionals. Bittersweet and introspective yet deceptively hopeful, Awful Din is a band that pays tribute to its influences while maintaining their own unique sound. Their second full-length, ANTI BODY was released on January 28, 2026.

Sadlands, Cold Wrecks, Little Low and Lizrd Women live at The Broadway!

7:00PM Doors

21+

$15 in advance // $20 day of show

Bad Humors, Bad Timing, Blue Sunshine and Hands First live at The Broadway

7:00PM Doors // 7:30PM Music

21+

$12 adv // $15 dos

PAK headline The Broadway with support from Corridor, Florid Ekstasis and Parol

7PM Doors

21+

$12 advance // $15 day of show

Cook Always presents Broom, kid at the corner (Album Release show), Sailor Boyfriend, armcross and roxy phantom at The Broadway

7PM Doors

21+

$12 presale // $15 day of show

girliecurse with Canvas Collective, Dirt and Walkman live at The Broadway

7PM Doors

21+

$12 in advance // $15 day of show

DIRT

Z.O.N.E., Convulsant, Malform and Stimulant at The Broadway

7:00PM Doors

21+

$12 in advance // $15 day of show

Shiverboard with Detach the Islands, Bookie and Malparido live at The Broadway

7:00PM Doors

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$12 in advance // $15 day of show

DJ Aaron Small Hands (of Soft Faith) with Tyler Ivey, Eric Raven and Riconnaissance at The Broadway

Phantom Tollbooth headline The Broadway with support from Skull Practitioners, Upper Wilds and Whimbrels

7:00 PM Doors // 8:00PM Show

21+

$17 in advance // $20 at the door

The Hella Sketchy Presents: Crash Valentine, Audiospray, Superswell, Flat Girther and DJ Seoul Killah live at The Broadway

7PM Doors

21+

$18 in advance // $20 day of show

Stoop World presents: YL, Papo2oo4 & Subjxct 5 with Starker & Theravada ft Moses the Marauder live at The Broadway

7PM Doors

21+

$15 in advance // $20 at the door

Two-Man Giant Squid headline The Broadway with Outer Shapes, Charlieboy and Inland Years

7:00PM Doors

21+

$15 adv // $20 dos

Charlieboy

Charlieboy (noun)
/CHärlē-boi/
Honest and abstract, therapeutic rock music.
Vague yet interpersonal lyricism meets lush, captivating instrumentals.
Based in La Crosse, WI.

Sean Healy Presents: Thekidszn live in concert.

7:00PM Doors

ALL AGES

$20 ADV | $25 DAY OF SHOW

Crab, PFFU and My Love Lucifer live at The Broadway

7:00PM Doors

21+

$12 in advance // $15 day of show

Crab

Crab is a New York City band blending post-punk energy with art-rock edge

My Love Lucifer

My Love Lucifer is the shoegaze project of NYC native Peter Carlovich (vocals and guitar). Born out of the ashes of his previous band Peter is Dead, My Love Lucifer takes the psychedelic sound to challenging new heights with a sonic assault of loud fuzz guitars, improvisational jams, and emotionally crushing lyrics. Joined by drummer Eden Pacheco (of Peter is Dead), bassist Ebban Maeda and recent recruit guitarist Matt Belen, My Love Lucifer promises to deliver a psychedelic brain melting experience every time. 

Mirah headlines The Broadway with support from Marshall Lacount and Justin Gunter

7:00PM Doors

21+

$15 in advance // $17 day of show

Mirah Yom Tov Zeitlyn lives in Brooklyn, New York, where she works as a song writer, performer, producer and mom. In a constant dedication to expanding her tender repertoire of American folk songs into a larger context, her recordings seek to find the magical amity between explorative percussion, orchestral sounds and elements of rock and popular music.

Since starting out in the late 1990’s, she has released over a dozen solo and collaborative recordings on various independent labels including K Records, Kill Rock Stars, Absolute Magnitude Recordings, Double Double Whammy and 7e.p., and toured solo and with countless iterations of her own band in concert halls, music clubs and punk basements all across North America, Japan and Europe.

Recent releases include 2018’s ‘Understanding’ and 2020’s 20th anniversary reissue of her first full length record ‘You Think It’s Like This But Really It’s Like This’. The deluxe double LP features a full covers record with contributions from over 20 artists including Flock of Dimes, Hand Habits, Mal Blum, Palehound, and Mount Eerie.

Mirah has dedicated her creative process to investigating the complicated intersections between individuals and communities, believing that with deeper understanding ofeach other, the seeds of a more beautiful and less violent world are planted.

“Mirah propels her magical, three-dimensional spaces with her clear beacon of a voice and instrumentation that slips from whisper-in-your-ear intimacy to rushing, tumbling aural avalanches.” - New York Press

For Lack of A Term headline a matinee at The Broadway with support from Ghost Tour, En Masse and Fruit Dawg

4PM Doors

21+

$12 adv // $15 day of show

Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers headline The Broadway with support from D'Lourdes and Alvah Klempt

7:00PM Doors

18+

$15 in advance // $20 day of show

Mel Bryant

Mel Bryant leads with her bass, her big mouth, and her radical heart. The Mercy Makers keep her sane and channel her passions into a project that is equal parts visceral and sensitive, with a fresh youthful take on classic rock, pop punk & folk foundations, their inspirations ranging from the Allman Brothers to Green Day to Laura Marling. Their breakout single Never Thought was featured on Spotify Editorial playlists, and won them a Finalist award in the International Songwriting Competition. In the true spirit of an independent band, they record & produce their music out of a converted barn studio in the backyard of the house they share in East Nashville, Tennessee.

D’Lourdes

queer, Filipino American, alt-pop alt-rock artist based in Brooklyn

Dweller headline The Broadway with support from Stud Wiser, Tarbox and Husbandry

7PM Doors

21+

$12 in advance // $15 day of show

Fake Pollocks, Ultra Deluxe, Customer Service, Silverdollar and look at the bones live at The Broadway

6:30PM Doors

18+

$15 in advance // $20 day of show

Ultra Deluxe

Ultra Deluxe is a New York City based band formed by Max Narotzky in 2015. In 2024, Jon Beres and Chris Canieso joined the live band on guitar and drums respectively. Ultra Deluxe’s music is a mixture of cybergrind, dance punk, post rock, screamo, classical and experimental electronic.

Ultra Deluxe is a political band first and foremost. Narotzky is an outspoken Marxist, high school history teacher and community organizer. Class inequality, gender inequity, imperialism, genocide, mental health struggles and environmentalism are among the topics discussed in Ultra Deluxe’s music. Since the release of their first LP, all of the band’s music has been told in the form of a sci-fi space opera. This ongoing saga references historical topics such as British Imperialism, The Vietnam War, Christopher Columbus’ invasion and genocide of the Americas as well as the modern genocides of Palestine, the Congo and Sudan

Ultra Deluxe’s live shows further showcase their political message. Their merch table features free leftist literature and free harm reduction supplies. Every single show sees Narotzky make a call to arms, a monologue on current events in the world and what we can do to fix them. Ultra Deluxe is on a mission, to put in plain view capitalism’s greatest atrocities, to bury the old world of inequality deep within the earth and dance upon its grave.

Customer Service

From the heart of Halifax, Nova Scotia––a city that feels both like a remote corner of the world and the center of something extraordinary––Customer Service creates an unassuming yet unforgettable take on indie-emo that blends influences from Modern Baseball to The Promise Ring, and has quickly become one of Canada's hardest working young bands. On the tail of playing north of 100 shows a year and being named one of Exclaim!'s best new artists of 2024, the band has is gearing up in preparation for their third EP titled If You're Here, You Must be Fine.

Out on October 31st via Royal Mountain Records, Customer Service's newest release attempts to explore themes of love, loss, and the unwavering friendships that keep us going despite it all. The EP was produced by longtime collaborator Owen Williams (SleepShaker, Neon Dreams), and Billy Mannino (oso oso, Macseal) mixed and mastered; the combination lending these songs a crispness and punch that perfectly complements its introspective core.

Thoughts on Bowling headline The Broadway with support from Adjust the Sails, Tiny Voices and Latchkey Kids

7:00PM Doors // 8:00PM Show

ALL AGES

$15 in advance // $20 day of show

Thoughts on Bowling

Thoughts on Bowling is a Midwest Emo band hailing from Northwest Arkansas, putting the “mid” into Midwest Emo with blazing instrumentals and the classic whiny vocals everyone loves. 

ffo: TRSH, Mom Jeans., Marietta

Adjust The Sails

Adjust the Sails is an “Emo TikTok” project from Atlanta, GA. Fronted by Shane Hurst (vox + guitar), and backed by Matty Brotherton (percussion), the duo blends catchy instrumentals with tongue-in-cheek lyrics about relationships, addiction, and death. With a hint of brain rot and a dash of relatability, these Sad Dudes are known to deliver Rad Tunes. 

ffo: Modern Baseball, The Front Bottoms, Tommy Ragen

Tiny Voices

From roommates to bandmates, Tiny Voices was started in a college bedroom as a

“why not?” kind of project. After their first few shows as a cover band, they realized that what they had was special, and started writing and working on their own original music. What started as an experimental project turned into long tour drives, high energy shows, and an endless amount of good memories. Tiny Voices wants nothing more than to share their music with the world and hopes that everyone can be a part of their journey. 

ffo: Kerosene Heights, The Wonder Years, Origami Angel

Latchkey Kids

Latchkey Kids were forged in New Brunswick, NJ,  playing the same dirty basements that made so many punk legends. Hanny, Joey, and Cyle are three friends who bonded over their love of The Menzingers and Pinegrove. As second- generation immigrants, Hanny and Joey have a POV that gets to the American experience of assimilation and alienation, as well as growing up and breaking up, love, and loss. After playing 100 shows in 6 months to support their record "The Week You Ran Away" , they hunkered down at Headroom Studios in Philadelphia with Kyle Pulley (Jay Som, Alex G, Dr. Dog, Hop Along) to create their new record Year of Summers, which will be released April of 2026. 

ffo: The Menzingers, Pinegrove, The Gaslight Anthem

Blvck Hippie headline The Broadway with support from Grocer and Little Hag

7:00PM Doors

21+

$15 in advance // $20 day of show

Blvck Hippie

Blvck Hippie makes VHS-inspired music for anyone who’s ever felt like an outsider. By melding an emo sensibility with an indie rock aesthetic, Blvck Hippie creates tunes for getting unstuck, existing weirdly, and finding togetherness. Raw vocals pair with sticky guitar riffs to create the Sad Boy Indie Rock songs of your dreams. With their firmly DIY attitude, refusal to accept the status quo, and knack for pushing musical boundaries, Blvck Hippie has turned being an outsider into their superpower.

Grocer

Grocer is a band from Philly.

Little Hag

Little Hag is working through their issues and has a 3rd album to prove it, out now on Bar/None Records. “Now That’s What I Call Little Hag” aptly showcases the wide ranging songwriting of Avery Mandeville that takes aim at men and The Man, as seen on FX’s Resident Alien, Rolling Stone’s Best of SXSW 2025, Vevo’s DSCVR Indie and Pride: DSCVR Future Icons. They’ve performed their powerful feminist anthems at The Echo with Naked Giants, Feile Na Greine Festival in Limerick, and at The Stone Pony in their hometown of Asbury Park with Bright Eyes, Alex G, Interpol and Spoon. Little Hag are self-proclaimed bitch rockers who write undeniably modern earworms with infectious live energy, unabashed audacity and a penchant for the uncomfortable and taboo. Narc Magazine says “fans of opinionated, unflinchingly explicit, female-led punk rock, should jump straight into this one."

Dinner Time headline The Broadway with support from Chico Romano and Dolly

7PM Doors

21+

$18 in advance // $20 day of show

Dinner Time

Dinner Time was founded in Atlanta, GA in 2018 as a collaborative project, focused on bringing together songwriters from several existing groups. Influenced by garage rock, saccharine 60s melodies, and a DIY mentality, the group released their debut album DINNER TIME in 2019. The group continued to redefine their sound on subsequent LPs Halfway Down (2021) and Technicolor (2024), adding moody synthesizers, more psychedelic production techniques, and leaning into jazzier changes. The quintet has spent the years in between touring the country, appearing at Treefort Music festival, SXSW, and even collaborating with the Atlanta Braves. Now the band has come full circle, and is ready to share DINNER TIME 2. This album represents a return to form, back to the familiar influences of their debut, now with years of experience under their belts. Layers of acoustic guitars and mellow pianos evoke the sounds of the 70s, while catchy melodies and soaring guitar harmonies hint at the band’s varied influences (which include the Zombies, the Beatles, the Doobie Brothers, Randy Newman, CSNY, and Masayoshi Takanaka). Produced in collaboration with Clark Hamilton (Klark Sound, Improvement Movement), DINNER TIME 2 will be released on May 8, 2026 via Dinner Time Records.

Prostitution headline The Broadway with support from Rale, Nganda, Heretic Bodyhammer and Crotaline

7PM Doors

21+

$12 in advance // $15 day of show