Cloudland

Products Band, Angel Band, Oyster WorldScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

Art RockJangle PopPunk21+

$11.81 adv

Products Band is a guitar rock band from Minneapolis, MN. Their debut LP, Pink Puma, was released in the spring of 2021, and finds the band mixing lyrical sarcasm and sincerity while laser-sharp guitar work dances atop galloping drums-and-bass. Stretching out into the broader world of left-field rock music, the band draws inspiration from late-'70s/early '80s melodic punk/post-punk/new wave/no wave/art-pop as well as modern iterations of this sound. Formed in early 2018, the group has since toured the US and acted as local support with groups like Dehd, Gustaf, Shopping, Bodega, and Tenci. Angel Band - Indie jangle pop from Denver Oyster World - Cleo Pupillo, Matthew Graves, Stephanie Jo Murck, Ryan Worthley

The Stress of Her Regard, Toilet Rats, RazordaisiesScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$9.44 adv

The Stress of Her Regard are a rock band based in Minneapolis. They are influenced by the likes of The Jesus & Mary Chain, Johnny Cash and Jim Jarmusch. Toilet Rats - Sewer dwelling mutant music. Razordaisies - MPLS Post Punk/Bootgaze

Lord Buffalo, Lovely DarkScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 6:30pm

$9.44 adv

Lord Buffalo is heavy in the way that ghosts are heavy… in the way that billowing dust is heavy. That is to say, the Austin, TX psych-americana band’s music impacts hard, though it seems impossible to touch. Their sound flows through us, it doesn’t invite the Pavlovian response of typical heavy rock music. Perhaps it’s fitting then that their new album Holus Bolus takes its name from an antiquated term meaning “all at once.” It materializes instantly from the first notes of the opening title track, like a dark grey haze drawing listeners in with the band’s deft juxtapositions of droning violin, guitars, drums and vocals. It draws equally from Morricone and Badalamenti as from Sabbath and Swans. While the quartet trudges the same murky waters as dark emotive brethren David Eugene Edwards/Woven Hand, Chelsea Wolfe, Emma Ruth Rundle, Earth/Dylan Carlson, Echo & The Bunnymen, Nick Cave, etc., their creative interplay of Middle Eastern influence with a distinctly Western feel takes listeners in entirely new directions as the album envelops them. Lovely Dark - Dark, anthemic indie rock vibes from Minneapolis, MN. We make loud, pretty music about witches and physics.

Badzy, Cheap Glue, American MuscleScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$9.44 adv

Badzy - Power pop from New Oreleans Cheap Glue - MPLS power pop/punk American Muscle - Punk Rock from Minneapolis

Bunny Blood, Wish Wash, PlanerScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$9.44 adv

Bunny Blood as a genre-bending trio based in Minneapolis that blends elements of shoegaze, nu metal, grunge, and alternative pop into a sound that is heavy hypnotic and always evolving. Wish Wash - Noise pop band from Minneapolis Planer blends atmospheric density with expansive dynamics, channeling the emotional weight of Deftones and the raw intensity of Dinosaur Jr

The Chair, Whispered The Rabbit, Northern Hammer

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$9.44 adv

The Chair - New Psych Folk project fronted by Jesse Thorson (The Slow Death, Yesterday's Numbers) Whispered the Rabbit blends progressive folk, rock and punk to take you on a lore-inspired journey through secret gardens, cosmic storms and historic dance battles. Northern Hammer is a two-piece Earth Metal band hailing from Saint Paul, MN. Scott Skoog on the boom~crash~rawr and Nick Streine on the stringed hammer. Don’t expect expert musicianship but be prepared for a cathartic sonic explosion with dark sounds, positive energy, and a wall of fuzz! It is a dose of Electric Medicine!

Red Meat, Bad Idea, Laugh Track

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$9.44 adv

Red Meat - Punk/Hardcore band from Minneapolis, formed in the 80's Bad Idea - Punk Rock and Roll band from MPLS Laugh Track - Noisy Twin Cities Hardcore Punk Rock

Real Numbers, Absolutely Yours, Shady CoveScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$9.44 adv

Minneapolis' Real Numbers return with a new full length album, the gorgeously pop-tastic “Was It Always This Way.” Ten expectant, exuberant songs mixing hope and despair, the future and the past, drawing inspiration from the best of UK indiepop. While definitely picking up where their 2021 EP "Brighter Then" left off, the emphasis this time is on multi-layered guitars intended to complement the wistful and melancholy tracks with glittering awe. Lyrical themes include modern fame, mixing opposites and reckoning with your own significance, guaranteed to appeal to fans of Sarah, Creation, and Elefant Records. Absolutely Yours - Professional sweetheart | Minneapolis, MN Shady Cove is the collaborative project of songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Sarah Rose and Sarah Nienaber. What began as a spontaneous exploration of sound in a remote Oregon cabin has since evolved into something both expansive and deeply rooted. Their self-titled debut, recorded in the Pacific Northwest, was a meditation on longing and movement—desire’s pull toward the horizon. Now based in the wooded quiet of western Wisconsin, Shady Cove continues to chase the ever-receding shoreline—finding, in the search itself, something like home.

Couch Potato Massacre, Lipstick Homicide, The Punchlines, DingusScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$9.44 adv

Couch Potato Massacre is a pop punk quartet from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Lipstick Homicide is a riot-grrrl influenced punk band with pop sensibilities that has been an Iowa City staple since the 2010’s. This trio of BFF’s has toured extensively across the US, Canada, and Europe and have made their mark as old school DIY pop punk veterans. The Punchlines - MPLS pop punk Dingus - We're a punk band from North Dakota living in Minneapolis, and we've been playing in this same goddamn band for most of our lives. Playing since puberty, we began once our voices started cracking, and they've been cracking ever since. We no longer believe "success" means making tons of money. Rather, we now hold the notion that success means: not making money. Thus, we're successful as fuck. Rock.

Mother Soki, Lana Leone, ChutesScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 6:30pm

$11.81 adv

Mother Soki is among a generation of new artists forging their paths and creating music that attracts fans seeking a soul connection. That creativity led her to sign with independent label Mom+Pop early in 2025. A bit farther back in her trajectory, Mother Soki wasn’t even clear about how to pursue music. Carving her way through adolescence with a fierce artistic drive, though, the Minneapolis-based musician discovered her passion for making music while attending college in Chicago. Attempting to pursue other forms of art and avoiding what was her true calling, Mother Soki says, “I realized it was far more fulfilling than any art medium I had tried (and I’ve tried a lot), from beginning to end, and even after. Something about the process of music felt so natural to me, even when I did not know how I was doing it, I was just doing it.” Now immersed in her passion for music, Mother Soki gravitates toward the dreamy textures of Dream Pop and the sonic nostalgia of the ’90s. Drawing daily inspiration from her surroundings, she channels her creativity through classic influences: The Sundays, Imogen Heap, and Cocteau Twins. Lana Leone combines heavy distorted guitars and ethereal vocals to create shoegaze soundscapes reminiscent of dark starry nights. Based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Lana Leone started as the bedroom project of singer/guitarist Alana Christen, later adding lead guitarist Josh Frenier, drummer Brandon Tang, and bassist Brandon Burmeister. Lana Leone now plays regularly in the Twin Cities music scene and across the Midwest, favoring DIY venues and basements. Chutes is the Indie Rock project of Minneapolis artist Ryan Kemp. First forming as a solo project during quarantine, Chutes soon assembled a full live band that began playing in the summer of 2022. Since their first show at 7th St Entry, they have found their place in the Twin Cities music scene with their energetic and captivating performances. Chutes blends many genres, mixing Indie Rock energy and intimate lyricism wrapped in a layer of fuzz and saturated nostalgia. Chutes melodies feel timeless, like a song you’ve always known, yet fresh with its forward thinking and DIY spirit.

Muun Bato, Sunken Planes, Super HaikuScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$9.44 adv

Muun Bato are pop psych group from Minneapolis, MN Sunken Planes - MPLS Jangle-Gaze Outfit. Super Haiku - Unproven North Minneapolis entry-level funk/punk trio

Shearling, Straya

Cloudland Theater

Doors 6:30pm

$11.81 adv

Serving as a spiritual continuation of the now-defunct Sprain, Shearling exhibits the reunion of a now decade-old collaborative force between guitarists Alexander Kent and Sylvie Simmmons. A subsequent recruiting of percussionist Andrew Chanover, bassist Wesley Nelson, and Keyboardist Elizabeth Carver filled out their orchestrally-minded roster. The band was mostly quiet for its first year of existence, avoiding live performances to instead focus on their brazen debut ‘Motherfucker, I am Both: “Amen” and "Hallelujah"…’ The record retains Sprain’s characteristic commitment to intensity, further mutated through a newfound lens of collagist approach. Featuring only a single, hour-plus long song, Motherfucker is a demanding exhibition of uncompromising ethos. Shearling’s aggressive live performances and meticulous recordings demonstrate an ambition, audacity, and emotional vulnerability that few contemporary bands can parallel. Straya - Minneapolis progressive/post-metal group.

Girl In A Coma, Spit Takes, Surly Grrly

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$14.18 adv

San Antonio's Girl In A Coma have left a permanent tattoo on the hearts of music lovers with their piercing songs and nuclear performances. They've blazed a singular trail since Nina Diaz joined the band at age 13 and have found champions and comrades along the way including Joan Jett who signed them, Morrissey, Sia, Tegan and Sara, The Pogues and Amanda Palmer who have hand selected them for tours. In addition, Robert Rodriguez asked them to compose one of the key songs for his film Machete. All the while, they have been building one of the most impassioned and diverse fan bases in music. Girl in a Coma are that rare feral band, unaffected by trends, that has managed to stay wild and thrill us at every turn. Spit Takes is a gritty and melodic American punk band formed in 2022. The band is Vanessa McKinney (vocals), Monet Wong (guitar), Angie Lynch (Bass), Charles Gehr (Drums). Spit Takes deliver a fierce and infectious sound with raw, unapologetic lyrics & thick guitar riffs. Influences range from Amyl and the Sniffers & X-Ray Spex to Bikini Kill & The Slits. Surly Grrly is a Minneapolis-based queercore protest band that likes to have fun while loudly fucking the patriarchy. Their live shows are filled with rage, passion, and politically-driven lyrics addressing bigotry, queerness, and misogyny. With a satisfyingly raw 80's garage punk sound, Surly Grrly uses catchy hooks and tempo changes to rile up a crowd, mixing originals with a variety of bombastic covers

Radioactivity, Cheap Glue, Visual LearnerScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 6:30pm

$13.38 adv

The cast of Radioactivity reads like the credits to an all-star lineup of Texas punk and garage rock royalty, including members of The Marked Men, Mind Spiders, Bad Sports, Wax Museums, The Reds, VIDEO, and The Novice. Jeff Burke is one of the most distinctive songwriters in the punk rock underground, and these songs will sound instantly familiar to any fans of the aforementioned. Visual Learner - MPLS Punk rock and roll music Cheap Glue - Power Pop from Minneapolis

Ellie Jackson, Hemma, We Are The WillowsScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 6:30pm

$9.44 adv

Ellie Jackson delivers determined vulnerability exploring emotions through guitars, stories, amplification and a careful balance of harmony and dissonance that creates pulpy electro folk rock songs. Born on the East coast but raised by the Midwest, Ellie Jackson has been writing her entire life, processing the weight of the world and searching for her place in it. She's joined bills with countless Milwaukee artists as well as national touring acts like Nona Invie, Finom, and Say She She. You'll often find her joining forces on stage with songwriting sensations such as Johanna Rose, Caley Conway, Old Pup and Maximiano. Emerging artist Hemma comes from a family lineage of singers, and has spent the last decade carving her own path as a singer-songwriter in the Americana, folk and jazz scenes of the Midwest. We Are The Willows is the art pop project of Minneapolis based singer/ songwriter/ producer Peter M. His unique countertenor voice is often supported by Jeremiah Satterthwaite (guitar), Travis Collins (bass/ voice), Hilary James (cello/ voice), and Josh McKay (drums). Whether as a band or a solo artist, we are the willows crafts dynamic songs with a contemplative air. The songs cover a lot of conceptual ground: from family history to modern social life and personal identity.

Crush Scene, Products Band, PanelScene bands

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$9.44 adv

Crush Scene is a 4 piece all-femme y'allternative rock/punk/country/genre-hopping group of goofy guys from the Twin Cities. You can find Crush Scene playing regularly at a variety of local venues and collaborating with many other established and emerging local performers. Products Band is a guitar rock band from Minneapolis, MN. Their debut LP, Pink Puma, was released in the spring of 2021, and finds the band mixing lyrical sarcasm and sincerity while laser-sharp guitar work dances atop galloping drums-and-bass. Stretching out into the broader world of left-field rock music, the band draws inspiration from late-'70s/early '80s melodic punk/post-punk/new wave/no wave/art-pop as well as modern iterations of this sound. Panel. An alternative band sure to be popular with fans of 120 minutes.

The Tubs, Mopar Stars

Cloudland Theater

Doors 7:30pm

$15.75 adv

Upon arriving in the United States for The Tubs’ first tour of the country, frontman Owen Williams told The New Yorker, “We’re here to unite the country. We’re gonna come, like, three times. By that point, I think this place will start healing.” Then, joyously, they did just that, piling into a van and criss-crossing the States, bringing their literary, bleary-eyed, world-weary, night-of-your-life highwire act to the masses when it was needed most. Along the way, they signed to Merge Records, who will release The Tubs’ third full-length album, Hard Life, on September 11, 2026. The Tubs have never lacked for ambition — on Hard Life, theirs is to complicate the Tub-ullar experience. Having perfected their sound across two albums and hundreds of shows, the London-based Celtic jangle boyband — Williams (vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass), Dan Lucas (guitar), Taylor Stewart (drums), and Max Warren (bass) — push themselves even further into the shimmering heart of virtuosic indie rock. They’re joined by frequent collaborators Lan McArdle (vocals), George Nicholls (guitar), and Rachel Kenedy (keyboards), all of whom have orbited various Tubs and Gob Nation-adjacent efforts dating back to Joanna Gruesome, but the secret to Hard Life’s lushness is the addition of fiddle player Chris Haigh, an instructor and session musician who left an indelible mark on British pop on Steps’ “5, 6, 7, 8.” Mirroring Williams' use of trilling on vocal melodies, Haigh’s fiddle shades the vocalist's rueful croon like a bruise. On “Stoop to Me,” the folkiest, jangliest pop song on the album, Haigh’s licks complement Williams at his most self-deprecating, the lopsided smile of a guy trying not to let on how wounded he is in unrequited love. On album opener and title track “Hard Life,” it’s the sweetness of the ascending fiddle lines in the mix that weds the harshness of Williams’ lyrics to The Tubs’ fist-pumping anthemics. The hard line Williams takes here and elsewhere on Hard Life further troubles one’s idea of a Tubs song. The persona familiar to listeners of Cotton Crown and Dead Meat — to quote Williams, “navel gazing about romantic abjection, London squalor, and the indignities of grief and OCD” — is still present, but so too is a second voice, steelier and more experienced. “The second persona doesn’t have much time for the first,” Williams explains, “often haranguing him for his self-indulgence and immaturity; sometimes fairly, sometimes unfairly.” It’s the scold who takes center stage on lead single “Who’s Gonna Love You Now?” His questions, from the titular one to more concrete concerns like “Who’s gonna pay the rent?” existing in mocking opposition to ideas like moving to the city and really starting to live. Though Williams plays the crank, the song is a raver, guitars ringing out over an organ-brightened horizon. “It’s your life,” Williams sings, the life chugging away beneath him sounding exceptionally keen. He wouldn’t have much sympathy for the lovelorn Williams of “If You Don’t Love Me” — hell, his whole existence seems like a warning that the kinds of romantic entanglements one suffers when they’re young will end in loneliness, failure, and an inbox choked with unread Substacks.On Hard Life, these voices argue, pester one another, merge into each other, and break apart, sometimes over the course of a single song. They’re two sides of the same coin, people who’ve experienced grief, disappointment, regret, and shame, emerging from the wreckage as changed men. “I’m interested in the way sympathy and patience for someone suffering always runs out eventually,” Williams says. “How this can be a good and liberating thing as well as a sad and brutal thing. But mostly they’re just pop songs.” Exquisite, irresistible pop songs. Spin them until the healing starts, then spin them again. Mopar Stars is the hooky, guitar-forward indie rock project from Philly artist Nao Demand (Poison Ruïn), joined by guitarist Bill Magerr (Zorn), bassist and vocalist Nneka Anyaoku (S-21), and drummer Evan Campbell (Sheer Mag). Since first surfacing in 2023 with the Shoot the Moon tape, the band has quietly built a catalog that rides the line of familiar (think Bob Mould, Teenage Fanclub, Big Star) while still landing outside any one clear reference point. The band’s forthcoming album Official Researchers Of The NJ Devil is out July 31, 2026 via beloved Olympia label K Records (Sharp Pins, early Modest Mouse & Built to Spill). Recorded and mixed by Trish Quigley at Studio North and mastered by Amy Dragon, the 11-song LP leans further into the band’s loose, melodic instincts. Across the record, Mopar Stars move effortlessly between power pop, 90s alt rock, and classic guitar songwriting without settling too cleanly into any one of them.