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next is the support band(s),
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Thursday October 16
2025  8:00PM doors -- music at 9:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $25 in advance / $30 at the door Elliott instagram.com/elliottbandofficial emo/post-hardcore Travis Hayes instagram.com/iamtravishayes rock singer-songwriter Elliott -from Lousiville, KY -Only frontman Chris Higdon remains from the original lineup of Elliott, a Louisville emo band known for its intense stage presence, replete with piano and percussion samples. Higdon, bassist Jonathan Mobley, and drummer Ben Lord formed Elliott after the breakup of their previous band, Falling Forward. After releasing the In Transit EP with Initial Records in 1996, Kevin Ratterman replaced Lord and Empathy's Jay Palumbo came aboard. Elliott made its full-length debut with U.S. Songs on Revelation Records two years later. The band then recorded another EP with each label, with each cover showing a band member jumping off a cliff. After touring tirelessly around the U.S. and releasing False Cathedral in the summer of 2000, Mobley and Palumbo took their leave. Benny Clark (the Loved) took over lead guitar and Jason Skaggs (Eleven Eleven) became the new bassist. ~ Ron DePasquale, Rovi Travis Hayes -from San Francisco, CA -Travis Hayes has shared the stage with Matt Skiba (Alkaline Trio, blink-182), Graham Coxon (Blur), John Nolan (Taking Back Sunday, Straylight Run), Nathaniel Rateliff (The Night Sweats), The Band Perry, Langhorne Slim, Blitzen Trapper, John Moreland, The Record Company, Chuck Ragan (Hot Water Music), Lucero, Tim Barry (Avail) and more. In addition to traveling the country (10+ cross-country tours, SXSW x3, Rockwood Music Hall NYC, Hotel Cafe LA, Off Beat Music Festival Reno), Travis Hayes has performed locally at The Fillmore, The Warfield, The Mountain Winery, Bimbo’s 365 Club, Rickshaw Stop, The Chapel, August Hall, Sweetwater Music Hall and has headlined Great American Music Hall, The Independent and Bottom of the Hill for the Noise Pop Music Festival. |
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