Rock It Up
Free Fall Concerts
ROCK IT UP makes a comeback this fall! Jam out to national acts as they make their debut on The District Stage. Sing, shout + sip at Dave & Buster’s outdoor bar while rockin’ out.
Isaac Dunbar
Friday, October 7
The District Stage, 7pm
DOORS OPEN AT 6PM
with openers WHALES•TALK + Proper Pet
Rhode Island-born and Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer leaps between Broadway levels of theatrical bombast, skyscraping stadium rock hooks straight out of the seventies, nineties-esque alternative spirit, and larger-than-life two-thousands pop extravagance.
There’s nothing subtle about him—and the world is better for it. Isaac’s keen emotional intuition and artistic acuity belie his age, and at just 19-years-old he has asserted himself as the rare talent who gleefully defies genres, rules, and eras all at once. Following acclaim from Time, Billboard, Teen Vogue, Nylon, The FADER, NPR, and more, the Afro-Italian-American crash lands as the outlier we need right now with his 2022, Banish The Banshee EP via RCA Records.

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Weathers
Friday, October 21
The District Stage, 7pm
DOORS OPEN 6PM
with openers Moontower + popsiclestickairport
A Weathers song is like a movie. When the band’s co-lyricists Cameron Boyer and Cameron Olsen talk about their lives, they liken them to “a John Hughes Film.” “I get a picture in my head of the story I want to tell,” explains Boyer, a truly multidisciplinary artist who has been making films as long as he has been making music.
Vocalist Cameron Boyer, guitarist Cameron Olsen, bassist Brennen Bates, and drummer Cole Carson create finely crafted, introspective pop songs heavily inspired by the alternative culture of the 80s, 90s and 00s. Some of Boyer’s earliest musical memories are of listening to The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds with his dad and Hot Fuss by the Killers, while Olsen was raised on a steady diet of Depeche Mode, Cheap Trick, Bryan Adams, and Guns ’N Roses.

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