Hillbilly Casino w/ 20 Watt Tombstone, Sweetalk, and The Trash Pandas

HILLBILLY CASINO:

In a town known for ‘hat act’ pop country, and slick production, the Hillbilly Casino has been working hard. Since 2005, the band has been an anchor of Nashville’s underground roots music community. Booking their own local shows, and touring across the US and Europe with acts as diverse as Brian Setzer, Rancid and Yelawolf, and releasing their own records, The Hillbilly Casino took the best of the DYI ethic from the punk scene, and applied it to their very own brand of real american music.

Drawing inspiration from early rock and roll and blues, to punk, metal and everything in between, these four have created a sound and attitude that is unforgettable. Featuring former members of Brian Setzer’s Nashvillains, BR549, and the Blue Moon Boys, The Hillbilly Casino has a roots pedigree that comes through in their writing and playing, and a live show that has blown away audiences from all over the world.

20 WATT TOMBSTONE:

Hailing from Wausau, Wisconsin, this rock duo's fuzzed out guitar licks are reminiscent of bands like Rival Sons, Clutch, or Graveyard. Making a name for themselves over the last 13 years, they pride themselves on the live show. Best experienced loud and live, 20 Watt Tombstone recently released their third full album, "The Chosen Few", independently, and has plans to tour in support of it heavily in 2024. If you like your rock n roll two piece dirty, with extra grease, look no further.

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SWEETALK:

This three-piece rock band hails from Green Bay, WI. With roots stemming from indie rock and hardcore, Sweetalk serves up it’s own style of ever-evolving, high energy, and emotionally tense rock n’ roll. Throughout the bands formidable career, they have become a staple in the Wisconsin scene, opening for National acts, or headlining their own tours.

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TRASH PANDAS:

This award-winning rock and roll band from the Green Bay/Fox Cities area, formed in 2019. Although they are new to the scene,they have amassed a following that would take most bands longer. The band cites inspiration from many subgenres of rock music such as punk, alternative, grunge, and metal to create a sound that is truly unique to them.

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Doors: 7 p.m.
Music: 8 p.m.
Advance Tickets: $16
Day of Show: $20
All ages.
See you there!

Host or Publisher Shane Tapp