The Browning
Tyler Anthony
Nebraska-based singer-songwriter Tyler Anthony delivers a powerful blend of storytelling and melody, crafting songs that feel as lived-in as they are heartfelt. Rooted in raw emotion and real-life experience, his music bridges the gap between soulful Americana, country grit, and rock ‘n’ roll energy. Tyler’s journey as a musician is as authentic as the songs he writes. Raised throwing hay in the Midwest, he found his voice through years of performing, songwriting, and relentless dedication to the craft. His lyrics reflect the highs and lows of love, the lessons of the past, and the path toward redemption—none more personal than his song Wicked Ways, written just days before his wedding as a testament to change, commitment, and lasting love. Known for his dynamic live performances, Tyler has built a reputation for delivering shows that are as electrifying as they are intimate. Whether playing solo or backed by a full band, he brings a raw, no-frills energy to the stage, captivating audiences with his honest lyrics and powerful delivery. His music isn’t just something you listen to—it’s something you feel. With a growing fan base and a sound that stays true to his roots, Tyler Anthony is carving out his own space in the independent music world. Every song is a story, every performance a connection—and for Tyler, that’s what making music is all about.
Creek + Ghostlike
CREEK – Drenched in reverb and melancholy, Creek is an emo band from Denver Colorado drawing on influences including Balance and Composure, Title Fight, and Seahaven. GHOSTLIKE – blends ethereal shoegaze textures with the raw intensity of post-hardcore to create a sound that is both haunting and invigorating. Fans of Holy Fawn, Fleshwater and Turnover will latch onto what the band brings in its composition and live performance. NOWHERE – Post Hardcore songs with Power Violence energy. Punishingly loud, meticulously precise. FACE – Open up your mind, let your fantasies unwind, in this darkness which you know you cannot fight, the darkness of the music of the night.
Har Mar Superstar
Har Mar Superstar started as a solo, modern pop R&B side-project for Sean Tillmann in 1999. Hailing from the Twin Cities, Tillmann quickly gained notoriety worldwide for his boisterous, sweaty live shows. He toured the world being championed by his peers The Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Gossip, Father John Misty, and The Faint among others who repeatedly selected him as a main support opening act. It didn’t take long before Har Mar found his own audience, headlined countless international tours, added more band members, and kept his songwriting / sound ever-evolving. Roseville is the 7th studio album by Har Mar Superstar. Released in 2021, the latest collection of songs is career defining culmination of life and musical experiences that were heavily influenced by ‘70s AM gold artists, including Todd Rundgren, Elton John, Carole King, David Bowie, Paul McCartney, Genesis, Hall and Oates, Meat Loaf, Dory Previn, and ELO. The 3-piece Har Mar Superstar band is ready to hit the road for the first time since 2019. They’ll be playing a career spanning set list including all eras of their original soul, R & B, pop, and electro jams. Don’t miss the high energy fun!
Pull Up and Vibe
Pull Up and Vibe returns for a night of singers, rappers, dancers, spoken word comedy & more! Featuring: Tre To Trav, Ressy Hathaway Hosted By: Keiria Marsha, Jus.B Vibe Creator: DJ Four3
Michael Cera Palin
Michael Cera Palin is an American emo band from Atlanta, Georgia. Formed in 2015, the band currently consists of Elliott Brabant, Jon Williams & Chad Miller. They have performed with Math the Band, Prince Daddy & The Hyena, Mikey Erg, and others. In October 2015, the band released their debut EP, Growing Pains, followed by their 2018 sophomore release, I Don’t Know How To Explain It. Covering heavy topics like self-harm and internal preservation, Michael Cera Palin doesn’t hold back in taking ownership of their music and creating a metaphorical sphere of consciousness, from which they embrace the listener in themost personal manner.
GREEN JELLŸ
GREEN JELLŸ is a Grammy, Billboard & MTV award nominated Punk Rock Puppet band formed in 1981 by founder, vocalist & co-songwriter Punk Rock Pope BILL MANSPEAKER. ‘Three Little Pigs’ was a major worldwide hit with heavy rotation on MTV and The BOX. A theatrical, costume-heavy comedy rock band, Green Jelly found success in 1993 with their surprise Top 40 hit “Three Little Pigs” and its accompanying claymation video. The single appeared on their Billboard-charting sophomore LP Cereal Killer Soundtrack. Led by vocalist and sole constant member Bill Manspeaker, the band emerged in 1989 and went on hiatus after the release of 1994’s 333. They reconvened in 2009 with the original lineup and released Musick to Insult Your Intelligence By, and in 2021 they issued their fifth long-player, Garbage Band Kids. With success came lawsuits. After Kraft Foods took them to court for trademark infringement, the musicians were forced to change their name to Green Jelly. They also had to include an edited version of “Cereal Killer” on their audio release, as the cereal companies whose mascots were murdered in the video did not take kindly to it. The music industry still had faith in the group, though, and Green Jelly had little trouble convincing BMG to co-finance Green Jellÿ Studios, an audio and visual production house that opened its doors in 1994 on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, California. That same year, Green Jelly supplied the first-ever video game soundtrack for Spider-Man & Venom: Maximum Carnage, based on the Marvel Comics characters. The group released one last single in 1995, a version of Gary Glitter’s “I’m the Leader of the Gang (I Am)” with Hulk Hogan on vocals, before calling it quits. A decade passed before Green Jelly reunited in 2008. After touring the country and reissuing their 1993 opus Cereal Killer Soundtrack, the band released a new record, Musick to Insult Your Intelligence By, in 2009. Things remained relatively quiet on the Green Jelly front for the next several years. A new single, “Fr3tö F33t,” appeared in 2017, followed by a parody of the SpongeBob SquarePants theme, “Silence of the Sponge,” in 2019. Two years later they released Garbage Band Kids, their first studio LP in 12 years. https://greenjelly.bandcamp.com/ FROM THIS DAY FORWARD – melodic hardcore/metalcore from Omaha/Lincoln, NE https://www.instagram.com/fromthisdayforwardband
Clarence Tilton
Ronnie Stone
Ronnie Stone masterfully bridges the past and future with his unique brand of contemporary synth-pop that seamlessly blends nostalgia with the cutting-edge of modern dance music. The NYC-based producer and multi-instrumentalist writes and records all of his music, utilizing a massive arsenal of 80’s synthesizers to cook up dance-pop gold for the freaks and loners. His latest album, Ride Again (Feeltrip Records), is the culmination of a decade spent dwelling in the shadows at nightclubs and warehouse parties. Inspired by the solace and epiphanies he found on the dance floor, he blends New Wave with the groovy and persistent infectiousness of Techno and House. Since the inception of the project in 2014, Ronnie has built up a loyal following in the NYC scene. Ronnie and his performance bandmate, Rosa Luna are passionate about creating an immersive environment in which to showcase their art and music. Their fogged-out spaces and intricate light show act as a portal into Ronnie’s retro-dystopian nightclub fantasy. Emerging from the haze in full leather, Ronnie takes the stage as if every nightclub was a packed stadium.
Township & Range
Now based in Tulsa, OK, Township & Range is best described as “Americana,” as it encompasses a range of American styles. The project’s name comes from the fact that many of the songs focus on local color and geography filtered through a personal lens. “[T]he neighbors, the neighborhoods, and the neighboring countryside take seat, front and center, in Linn’s songwriting. The writing…follows in the traditions of old Americana legends like Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Williams and Woody Guthrie.”–Hear Nebraska A native of Oklahoma, Travis Linn spent nearly three decades in Nebraska. While there he garnered eight Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards (OEAAs) both songwriting and playing bass in a variety of bands. Black Squirrels and The Electroliners both won OEAAs for “Best Americana/Folk” in 2008 and 2015, respectively. As bassist with Matt Whipkey, Travis earned both “Artist of the Year” and “Album of the Year.” On the strength of those awards, the band toured with Dwight Yoakam throughout 2015-16. Since its founding in 2013, T&R has been both a solo and collaborative effort in Omaha and Tulsa. It is currently a solo project. T&R has released two EPs to favorable reviews for the Nectar + Venom label: Dust On Our Boots in 2015, and Nashville Unincorporated in 2017. OEAA nominations were forthcoming after the release of both EPs. “If you’re looking for some good country and Americana music from Omaha, check out Township & Range … Linn’s new EP, Dust On Our Boots is a collection of plains country tracks such as “Duct Tape & Bailin’ Wire,” about holding things together with what you have and healing up by rubbing a little grit on your scrapes. It’s also my favorite from the five-song EP. “Sandhills Sojourn” sounds like the soundtrack to riding across Nebraska in a wagon, and “Top Shelf Tonight” is a toe-tapper about drinking the good stuff.” –Omaha World-Herald The Tulsa version of T&R began playing live in July 2022, and has performed at The Colony, The Whittier Bar, Thelma’s Peach, Centennial Lounge, Renaissance Brewing Company, Kendall-Whittier Neighborhood’s “Amps On Admiral,” Noise Town Tulsa, Art Crawl on 66, and even the Blue Whale of Catoosa’s 50th Birthday Bash. Township & Range was the only Tulsa artist invited to play PorchFestKC 2023. In December 2023, the live-in-studio episode of RSU TV’s Studio 66 was aired on public television. For 2025 T&R has already been selected to perform for the Norman Music Festival (NMF) in Norman, OK; and the Crossroads Festival 66 in Carthage, MO. T&R is always looking to play more shows in the region, and is currently recording demos for an upcoming album.
