SunSquabi’s mission remains clear: to uplift, inspire, and connect. As Kevin concludes, “If there’s one thing we hope to do, it’s to lift people’s spirits and remind them there’s always a way to rise up.”
Duane Betts ignites and brings an evolution to the Southern rock tradition. With a fiery legacy forged by his father, the legendary Dickey Betts, the second generation musician infuses it with his own soul-stirring blend of blues, raw passion, and six-string mastery.
From grunge to alternative rock and everything in between, Joose delivers the biggest hits that defined the '90s. Grab your friends, sing along, and relive the soundtrack of a generation!
Get ready for a night of Music, Dancing & Debauchery!
21+
Doors 8:30pm
Music 9:00pm - 1:30am
Pete Sawyer & The Left Hand Monkey Wrench Gang offer a high energy “all Killer, no filler” Grateful Dead experience every time they take the stage. Featuring unique combinations of many of the foremost interpreters of Grateful Dead music, Pete and The Gang always deliver a well-curated exploration of the beloved Grateful Dead songbook!
Buress has proven his versatility, showcasing his talents in Neighbors, Neighbors 2, Baywatch, Daddy’s Home, Spiderman: Homecoming, Spiderman: Far From Home, and Tag.
Backed by his band, Palmetto Motel, Betts delivers a dynamic live show filled with searing guitar solos, heartfelt storytelling, and a mix of classic influences with fresh energy. Fans can expect a blend of roots rock, blues, and some improvisational jamming
Definitely Dead seamlessly combines the love and unique skill sets of these five extraordinary musicians to create an unforgettable experience for old Heads and new fans alike.
Berkeley singer-songwriter Alexis Harte celebrates the release of his new album, Thirsty, with a special full-band performance at Sweetwater Music Hall. Known
An anything-can-happen mix of stellar songwriting alternating with blistering blues-rock. When Click brings it down with the strings-inflected “Blue Skies”, you can hear every breath in the room; when he launches into the infectious “Wait My Turn,” there’s not one person who can stay seated.