Genre: Concerts

Moose’s Monster Bash 3

Moose’s Monster Mash is teaming up with Midwest Elite Concerts to bring you an unforgettable night of live music, horror, and special guest appearances! Pre-show Experience starts at 5:30pm   SPECIAL GUEST Meet Michael Bailey Smith, best known for his roles as Belthazor in Charmed, Super Freddy in A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child, Pluto in the 2006 remake of The Hills Have Eyes, and many more!   LIVE MUSIC Featuring Static Radio Boulevard, Heatwaves, and more bands to be announced. Stick around after the show for the Hellraver Afterparty, featuring Bansh33, Snipes Dubz, and additional DJs to be announced. More bands, vendors, artists, attractions, and special announcements are coming soon!   PACKAGE TYPES VIP Package Includes: • Admission to both the pre-show meet & greet with live Q&A, and Event admission • An event-exclusive 8×10 photo personally signed by Michael Bailey Smith • A photo with Michael Bailey Smith — your choice of in or out of the A Nightmare on Elm Street costume   GA Ticket Includes: • Admission to the event and Pre-Show Experience Please note: Admission does not include the cost of autographs or photos. Autographs and photo opportunities will be available for purchase separately.   Pre-Show ONLY Ticket Includes: • Early entry into the venue • Meet & greet with Michael Bailey Smith • Access to a live Q&A recording for an upcoming episode of the Moose’s Monster Mash Podcast. Please note: Admission does not include the cost of autographs or photos. Autographs and photo opportunities will be available for purchase separately. The pre-show experience will be the only opportunity to purchase professional photos with Michael Bailey Smith wearing a screen-accurate Super Freddy glove, hat, and sweater from A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child.

Mike Baggetta & Eli Winter

Each show features solo sets from each artist, with special guests, throughout The South & Midwest this November. Join us for an intimate night of new songs and new sounds. _____   About Mike Baggetta:   “Mike Baggetta is a player of immense subtlety across all dimensions, working with an impressive palette of tones … distilling Robert Fripp’s loopscapes with hints of John Fahey.” -The Wire, UK   “…A terrific player, capable of weirdly elegant fretwork, shivery Tom Verlaine-esque tones, freeform freakouts and crunchy fuzz, shifting from one zone to another with a naturalness and ease.” -Aquarium Drunkard     About Eli Winter:    “Here, the Chicago-based wunderkind—an accomplished writer with storytelling bonafides beyond the guitar—merges the mythos of his native Texas with jazzy, explosive bombast, like a cowboy on DMT.” — Pitchfork   “Eli Winter’s second turn as bandleader unfolds like a sky bleeding exhaust fumes, alternating pedal steel waltzes and jazz-burnt fuzz bombs. The record starts with an ecstatic riff on a Don Cherry and Ed Blackwell tune and doesn’t really let off the gas.” — NPR

Patrick Wolf – Tour of The Beast

Patrick Wolf released his first E.P. at the age of 19, a groundbreaking debut of classical, folk, and electronic music that set the pace for a stellar decade, releasing seven self-produced and solely written albums and performing multiple laps around the globe on tour, amassing an ever-growing and dedicated, spellbound audience. A viola, piano, dulcimer, harp, lyre, and tenor guitar player, Patrick’s decade of critically acclaimed work, touring, joining Patti Smith’s band, collaborations with Florence Welch, Marianne Faithful, Angelo Badalamenti, and rapid, stellar ascent led to a sudden retreat from the industry where a decade of personal trial ended with a renaissance and reconnection with his work and vocation, documented in a feature film biopic documentary slated for release at the end of this year, executive produced by Tilda Swinton. Last year, he released his seventh album “Crying the Neck”, an end-of-summer folkloric odyssey set in the landscape at the end of the East of England where Wolf lives and works. The album’s success brought him back to his North American audiences; for his first tour in over 13 years, he embarked on a ten-week tour driving himself from east to west coast, where he discovered not only his fanbase had been waiting all that time, but a brand new one had grown in his absence in the States. The success of last year’s tour brings Patrick back to North America this year with “The Tour of the Beast”, this time an extensive East to West coast and back again routing with a coinciding 7” single and release campaign, launching two new songs to the States and ringing in the next era of Patrick Wolf. The first, a bombastic harpsichord banger and outsider anthem “The Beast”, partly inspired by conversations had in the meet-and-greets of last year’s tour and a hymn of solace, initially written as a response to Camus’s “The Myth of Sisyphus”, a lyre and vocal lullaby called “The Laughing Dove”.

Psycroptic

Psycroptic – When the history of technical metal is viewed in years to come, the books will come to show that PSYCROPTIC are responsible for a hefty slice of the genre. The band blasted into the deepest underground in the late 90s, then proceeded to drag the metal scene closer to what they do by sheer attrition. Their music guides you through the densest of riff jungles before bursting into the clear with powerfully rhythmic grooves and blasts, anchored by the profoundly talented Haley brothers.Tasmania couldn’t contain them and as it turned out, neither could Australia. Their first overseas tour was Europe in 2004. It also introduced them to touring the US with their first happening in 2010. This pushed their lust for the road to new levels, smashing audiences and stupefying musicians around the planet. They’re unique among death metal bands in that it’s almost pointless to try and list the festivals and countries they’ve visited, let alone the bands they’ve played with.And there is no slowing down. As of late 2024, PSYCROPTIC are recording a new album and are booked in for a massive US tour in January 2025 with NILE and SIX FEET UNDER. PSYCROPTIC are no longer the local Australian band made good: they are a global powerhouse with a footprint the size of the world, nothing left to prove, and an endless commitment to finding ways to rock you as hard as technically possible.https://psycroptic.bandcamp.com/musicInferi – Inferi is an American melodic death metal band forged from the bowels of Nashville, Tennessee. The band formed in 2006 and strived to merge the classic melodic metal sound with a taste of crushing technicality.https://inferi.bandcamp.com/musicCognitive – Technical Death Metal band from New Jerseyhttps://cognitivenewjersey.bandcamp.com/Summoning the Lich – Death Metal from St.Louis, MOhttps://summoningthelich.bandcamp.com/

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