COAX // GOLDEN SATELLITE // THE SCOTCH ROCKETS

Name: COAX // GOLDEN SATELLITE // THE SCOTCH ROCKETS
Start: 2025-04-19T16:00:00-05:00
Location: SCSU Atwood Memorial Center Student Union

Schedule

Sat, 19 Apr, 2025 at 04:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

SCSU Atwood Memorial Center Student Union | Saint Cloud, MN

Project 37 and KVSC present a brand new showcase of local St. Cloud & MPLS bands! We’ll be featuring this show in the outdoor Amphitheater at the Atwood Memorial Center!
This is a FREE SHOW on Saturday, April 19th. Music starts at 4pm. In case of weather issues, a backup indoor space will be announced.
We are currently purchasing a building to create our very own all ages & sober music venue! This is a FREE SHOW, but every dollar that comes into Project 37 goes into either more shows, just like this one, or to fund our venue. Thank you for your support!
Meet the artists!
COAX // alt rock
Featured performing live on KVSC's "Monday Night Live" and "Afternoon Alternative Rock" shows. Performing at various festivals and clubs around Minnesota
GOLDEN SATELLITE // alt rock
Brand new, 4 piece alternative punk rock band from Minneapolis. Fronted by Minneapolis’ own Graham Hawkinson, backed up by Collin Johnson of Lighter Co. on lead guitar, and Will Keebler of Pullstring on drums. Having released their first hard rock single FORGET ABOUT IT, Golden Satellite is eager to get up and perform their BRAND NEW album of hard hitting original rock songs!
THE SCOTCH ROCKETS // grunge rock
The Scotch Rockets are a St. Cloud grunge-rock band with members Aksel, John, Zach, and Jason. Blast off into space with their vibey, gritty original tunes. Support original St. Cloud rock music!
Project 37 is a non-profit with a mission to provide spaces and opportunities for all ages to enjoy music in safe and sober environments. You can help us continue that goal by coming to shows, following us on social media, or telling people about what we do.
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board and the Central MN Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.