
Triptides
Triptides brings their psychedelic rock vibes to X-Ray Arcade, promising a night of cosmic melodies and hypnotic rhythms. Get ready for an immersive musical journey. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
See Souled American live for the first time in decades, promoting their new record.
Souled American is making a rare appearance at X-Ray Arcade, bringing their unique blend of traditional roots and rock to the stage. Known for pioneering alternative country, the band is promoting "SANCTIONS," their first album in thirty years. This is a special opportunity to experience their influential sound live.
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Tickets are $30 cash only at the door, so hit an ATM beforehand to avoid extra fees. There's no mention of card payments, so plan accordingly.
Like a secret that can be kept no longer, the elusive & influential Souled American emerge for a rare appearance to promote SANCTIONS, their first record in thirty years. The band began in Chicago in 1986, hybridizing traditional roots music with roll & roll to pioneer a style later celebrated as "alternative country." Acclaimed by Jeff Tweedy, The Jayhawks, John Darnielle, and Counting Crows, Souled American recorded 64 songs between 1988 and 1996, a legendary body of work that has been unavailable for decades and is only now receiving the attention it has long deserved.