Congress The Band at 926 Bar - Thur March 5

Name: Congress The Band at 926 Bar - Thur March 5
Start: 2026-03-05T20:30:00-05:00
Location: 926 Bar & Grill

Schedule

Thu, 05 Mar, 2026 at 08:30 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

926 Bar & Grill | Tallahassee, FL

Glory Days and Cow Haus Presents:
Charleston SC’s CONGRESS THE BAND come to Tallahassee in support of their latest single “Colorado”, along with support tba!!
Thursday March 5, 2026 @ 926 Bar
926 W Tharpe St Tallahassee FL
Doors open @ 8:00pm, show @ 8:30pm
$2 under 21 fee at the door
18+ unless accompanied by parent or legal guardian
Advance tickets go on sale Friday January 23 at 10am online at this link: https://www.eventim.us/event/congress-the-band/678016
Thursday March 5:
CONGRESS THE BAND - https://www.instagram.com/congresstheband
https://congresstheband.com/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4LuzeYhmxPW7iKWUXmyb10
https://www.facebook.com/share/16Gj4fcnyk/
https://youtube.com/@congress-theband
Congress The Band is one of the Southeast’s most exciting emerging rock acts bring a new wave of rock music out of the Carolinas. Based in Charleston, South Carolina, the band has built a fast-growing reputation for turning every stage - whether a packed club, a college town, or a full festival field into an all out rager.
With vocals from William Bennett, guitar work from Daniel Guy and Lukas Mishustin, locked-in grooves from Rob Farmer on bass, and explosive drums from Jett Seawell, Congress delivers a
dynamic performance that feels both modern and timeless. Their music pulls from indie rock, Americana, and classic Southern roots, creating an anthemic sound that resonates across generations.
In just a short time, Congress has grown from a local Charleston favorite into a regional touring force. Selling out venues from Charlotte to Athens to Bloomington. The concerts have become known for heartfelt crowd connections, big-chorus singalongs, and a level of passion that leaves
audiences lined up hours before each show.
With new music on the way and a packed touring schedule ahead, Congress is poised for their biggest year yet.