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Luna Luna are a Bi-Lingual Latinx band from Dallas, TX. Luna Luna combined the innocence of teenage love with dreamy retro synthpop. A crew of hopeless romantics, playing house parties across Texas and building up a fan base eager to turn up, swoon, and slow…

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Day two of Offbeat fest at Holland comes to us with a stacked lineup brought to you by Park the Van Records, featuring Tino Drima, Mae Powell, Mediocre Cafe, and Basha! Tino Drima is an SF-based group that makes 70s inspired power-pop with just a…

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We cannot WAIT for this stacked bill as part of Off Beat Festival, as Fake Fruit, Waltzer, Worn-Tin and Clarko roll through for Day 1! Hailing from Oakland, Fake Fruit operates in the same post-punk / art-rock lane that groups like Pylon and Suburban Lawns…

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Characterized by complex song structures and guitarist Yvette Young’s unique finger-tapping style, instrumental band Covet quickly earned a devoted following with their exploratory math-rock sounds. Coming from a background in piano and violin, Young first developed her two-handed guitar-tapping style as a solo artist, but…

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Dogbreth is a vehicle for the intimate and often tender guitar-driven power-pop of Arizona songwriter Tristan Jemsek and an ever-revolving lineup of friends. They’ll be joined by locals Bug Bath and Neighborhood Cats (Skew Ring, Common Mishap). PLEASE NOTE: Mo Troper was originally scheduled on…

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GIRLS ROCK RENO is an annual music summer camp at The Holland Project for youth ages 9- 17. GRR provides music instruction in vocals, guitar, bass, and drums to youth of all skill levels, supported by valuable workshops in rock history, screen printing and button…

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Tickets very limited to allow a safe distance between attendees. All tickets are seated, and will be spaced out by group. There will be no standing room. Nico’s Mystery makes groovy, slowed down improvisational jazz with world beats using a slew of instruments. Listen to…

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AJJ frontman Sean Bonnette can summarize the band’s new album, Good Luck Everybody, in a single sentence: “Sonically, it’s our least punk record, and lyrically, it’s our most punk record.”  And indeed, Good Luck Everybody (January 17, 2020), the Arizona band’s seventh album, stands out…

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POSTPONED TO MAY 27TH! In this workshop, we will explore multiple techniques for creating 2D and 3D digital art. UNR Professor in Digital Art, Tyler Calkin, will lead the group in mobile and laptop-friendly methods to produce animated GIFs and 3D scans using a variety…

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Tickets very limited to allow a safe distance between attendees. All tickets are seated, and will be spaced out by group. There will be no standing room. Skew Ring have spent the last four years carving a space for themselves Reno’s art and music scene….

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