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Saturday January 24
2026 8:00PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• ALL AGES $18 in advance / $21 at the door $1 of every ticket goes to this charity: The Ally Coalition Feels Like Hell Tour Weakened Friends weakenedfriends.com high-energy indie rock Pocket Full Of Crumbs instagram.com/pocket.full.of.crumbs rock-roll Pacing instagram.com/pacingmusic antifolk bedroom pop Weakened Friends -from Portland, ME -Weakened Friends are a fuzzed-out, high-energy indie rock trio from Portland, Maine, known for their punchy hooks, raw lyricism, and loud, cathartic live shows. Led by songwriter/guitarist Sonia Sturino, with Annie Hoffman on bass and Adam Hand on drums, the band channels a mix of 90s alt-rock nostalgia and modern emotional intensity. At a time when numbness prevails and singers whisper apathy rather than scream their feelings, Feels Like Hell offers a compelling antidote. Sonia sings about everything threatening to kill the spirit—deep nihilism in the face of global capitalism—with the kind of spirit that can’t be killed. Sonia’s vocals imagine better worlds, ones free of restraint or surveillance. There’s no self-censorship here—Sonia isn’t afraid to scream until their throat is raw, and Annie isn’t afraid to bass solo through the apocalypse. Leaning into rock and post-pop-punk with heart and reverence, they perform with a freedom many feel bereft of today. Pocket Full Of Crumbs -from San Francisco, CA -Feet on the ground, head in the Ska Pacing -from San Jose, CA -Pacing is the songwriting and recording project of Katie McTigue (she/her). Various Small Flames wrote that she “follows in the playful, tongue-in-cheek tradition of the likes of Kimya Dawson, yet always nudges the ideas further to be more than mere twee humour or sardonic fun.” Fans and new listeners alike often remark that her anxious, confessional lyrics are "a little too relatable." |
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