Punk-pop vibes in an intimate venue — get there early for the best spot.
Radiator Hospital brings their unique blend of punk and pop to X-Ray Arcade, offering a night of heartfelt and energetic music. Known for their raw and romantic sound, Sam Cook-Parrott's project promises an engaging performance. Joining them is Noun, led by Marissa Paternoster, adding a dynamic rock edge to the evening.
X-Ray Arcade is a favorite for live music lovers, providing an intimate setting that enhances the connection between performers and the audience. With doors opening at 6:30 PM, it's a great chance to experience some of the best indie and punk sounds around. Perfect for music fans looking to discover new favorites in a welcoming environment.
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Bring $20 cash for entry as there's no card option at the door. ATMs nearby charge a $3 fee, so it's best to come prepared.
The last bus from Cudahy to Milwaukee leaves at 11:15 PM. Plan to leave right after the show to catch it, or consider alternative transport.
Radiator Hospital is an outlet for the highly romantic and often noisy punk-bred pop songs of Michigan songwriter Sam Cook-Parrott. NOUN is the ongoing collaborative project of Marissa Paternoster, former lead singer of the critically acclaimed rock trio Screaming Females.
