Volcanic Theatre Pub & 1988 Entertainment Presents:
Vincent Antone
supported by Phyphr, Cryptid, & Beam
Thursday, November 13th 2025
Genre - EDM
Presale - $20 Door - $30
Doors @ 8 PM - THIS EVENT IS 21+
Vincent Antone (full name Vincent Antone Seidl) is an American producer and recording artist based in Austin, TX. He is a multi instrumentalist; playing guitar for over 20 years, Drums for 15, and Piano and Bass for 10. He has produced music for over 8 years now and has found a passion for combining elements of Dance music with all sorts of genres. His style runs from Future Funk, Hip Hop, Future Bass, House, Trap, and everything in between. His music is boundless, you can expect the unexpected, and because of this, there is something for everyone.
No stranger to the festival circuit and clubs, Vince has performed at many notable events in his music career. These include: Austin City Limits Festival, Kaaboo San Diego and Dallas, Wakarusa, Euphoria fest, Waterloo fest, Breakaway fest, Utopiafest, Art Outside, and many others. He has opened for Artists such as: Pretty Lights, Steve Aoki, Gramatik, RJD2, Goldfish, Opiuo, EOTO, Cherub, Herobust, The Nappy Roots, Max Frost, Exmag, and many more.
Vince is also a member of future funk group Resonant Frequency, as well as the rock and roll group Mamafesta.
Volcanic Theatre Pub & 1988 Entertainment Presents:
Church of Neil
Saturday, November 15th 2025
FREE!
Doors @ 6 PM
Parallel 44 Presents invites you to join us on Sunday, November 16, 2025 at Volcanic Theatre in Bend, OR for an unforgettable live performance by The Stinkfoot Orchestra, the ultimate 14 piece tribute to the legendary Frank Zappa, featuring Zappa alum Napoleon Murphy Brock. Prepare to be blown away as this incredibly talented group of musicians pays homage to Zappa's iconic sound and groundbreaking compositions. With their incredible attention to detail and infectious energy, The Stinkfoot Orchestra will transport you. Whether you're a die-hard Zappa fan or just looking for a night of incredible live music, virtuosic musicianship (and comedic relief), this is a show you won't want to miss. 6:30pm doors. 7pm show. All ages welcome.
Volcanic Theatre Pub Presents:
Local Artist Showcase
Featuring the Jared Eisenhauer Trio, Joe Martin, and Amargoso
Monday, November 17th 2025
Doors @ 6 PM Music @ 7 PM
Volcanic Theatre Pub & 1988 Entertainment Presents:
Joshua Radin w/ Emily James
Genre - Folk
Thursday, November 20th 2025
Doors @ 7PM - Show Starts @ 8PM
Joshua Radin emerged in 2004 as an empathetic, engaging, and often enthralling troubadour. Over the years, he’s tallied north of 1 billion streams, moved 1 million-plus albums worldwide, and scored a gold certification for the single “I’d Rather Be With You.” His music has appeared in over 200 films, television series, and commercials. In addition to multiple showstopping appearances on Ellen (who also enlisted him to perform at her wedding) and Today Show, and performances on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel LIVE!, and Conan, he contributed “Brand New Day” to a commercial in support of the troops at the request of First Ladies Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden. He’s played to sold out crowds around the globe and shared the stage with the likes of Ed Sheeran, Sara Bareilles, Ingrid Michaelson, Sheryl Crow, Tori Amos and more. Not to mention, he’s a staunch philanthropist who supports Little Kids Rock and North Shore Animal League America (NSALA), among others. Thus far his catalog consists of nine full-length offerings highlighted by fan favorites such as We Were Here, Simple Times, Underwater, Wax Wings, and Here, Right Now.
Following the release of his 2021 acclaimed album The Ghost and The Wall, Joshua left his material existence in the rearview, grabbed a backpack, packed his guitar, picked up a pen and a pad, hit the road in search of new stories to tell. Those stories comprise though the world will tell me so, volumes one & two which were released early 2023. During 2025, he turns the page on the next chapter of his career and life with his tenth full-length LP and first independent album since 2017, One Day Home. Immersing himself in the process mind, body, and soul, he pored over these 13 tracks, perfecting each moment and co-producing six tracks with Wally Gagel. This time around, he prepared the music for a double-LP release with one half original studio versions of the tracklisting and the other piano vocal versions. Musically, he taps into two sides of his sonic palette, leaning into soul and singer-songwriter stylings while tracing the journey of a romantic relationship.
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Emily James -
There’s no feeling quite like first love. Most will not last beyond adolescence or young adulthood, but the bittersweet sensations and coming-of-age impressions tend to stick around. In nostalgic moments, it’s all too easy to sink back into the memories of that time and parse out what you might have done differently if only you knew then what you know now. Singer-songwriter Emily James effortlessly captures this poignant rearview look on her intensely personal new EP,
Summer Nostalgia, coming soon via Nettwerk Music Group. Throughout her career, Emily has found ways to connect to the very essence of what makes us human. Songs like “Brooklyn,” and “Cannonball” capture the euphoric feeling of adventure and new love, while “London” and “Song for Bryan” tackle the nuances of heartbreak. In last year’s double EP, The aLtErNaTeS Part 1 and 2, Emily began exploring the deep complexities of what it means to be in love and the healing journey that comes after loss. Her songwriting took on a larger life of its own as she continued to blossom into one of today’s most honest storytellers. Summer Nostalgia feels like a continuation of that growth, catapulting Emily into a world-building artist in her own right.
Emily’s inspiration for Summer Nostalgia poured out as she prepared to leave Los Angeles (where she had lived for the past seven years), to spend some time writing and recording in London. She now resides in Brooklyn, New York. “I missed the changing of seasons,” Emily says of her decision to move back to New York, where she’s originally from. “I like to be able to move around on my own. There are a lot of similarities between New York and London, and having that time there
made me even more nostalgic for New York. This EP is about reflecting on your past, growing up, and reconnecting with those roots.”
A dreamy six-track collection, Summer Nostalgia is Emily’s most intimate project yet and moves from ruminating slow ballads to euphoric pop jams while telling a story of two people reconnecting after years of distance. “It felt like I was watching a movie,” Emily adds. “You zoom into these little vignettes, and then you'll zoom out a little bit to the present day, and then zoom back in. It felt like something I'd never done before in terms of having this interweaving timeline and flickering between present and the past, with memories coming in and out.”
Volcanic Theatre Pub & 1988 Entertainment Presents:
WonkyWilla w/ Furtha, LiamLantern, Romz, & Dalllea
Saturday, November 22nd 2025
Genre - EDM
Presale - $20 Door - $30
Doors @ 8 PM - THIS EVENT IS 21+
Welcome to WonkyWilla’s strange and colorful bass factory…
A creative mecca where tasty wubs and wild party bangers come to life. His music is like candy for wooks, and fans can’t get enough.
23-year-old, Florida-based Nicholas Olivieri, the mad scientist behind WonkyWilla’s definitive, bass-driven sound, has been building his savory style of club bangers and dizzying sound experiments for anyone with a sweet tooth for wubs, dubs and everything wonky.
With tracks several tracks like “Orgasmic” and “Wook Dancer” earning millions of streams and plus groovy Disco Wonk remixes and special performances creating a wholly unique rave experience, WonkyWilla has garnered a dedicated fanbase over the last three years. His music is like a good Jawbreaker — the more you savor it, the more it evolves. But it always sticks with you long after that first taste.
WonkyWilla fanbase is quickly gaining massive notoriety, and his tour history is stacking up fast. In 2025 he embarked on the “Get Wonked” headline tour, selling out shows across the U.S. and Canada. Additionally, he’s played massive festivals like Electric Forest, Lost Lands, Bass Canyon, Hulaween, Ubbi Dubbi, Dancefestopia, Same Same But Different, ILLfest, and many more.
Whatever flavor you prefer, WonkyWilla has you covered. His music is as sweet as jolly ranchers and as savory as chocolate — and WonkyWilla just robbed the whole candy store.
Volcanic Theatre Pub & 1988 Entertainment Presents:
Hirwa Film Showing/Fundraiser
Saturday, December 6th 2025
Doors @6:00 PM - Film Starts @ 7:00 PM
Join us for a screening of Hirwa!
Hirwa is the debut short film created by our Academy athletes — written, filmed and edited by them. Based on true events, Hirwa depicts life on the streets through the athletes’ own eyes and voices. Hirwa is a Rwandan name that means “chance.”
The film will screen from 7-8 pm.
Following the screening, join us for live music as Breanna Marie Gonzalez performs from 8-9 pm.
About The Kefa Project
We partner with kids, families and communities so that every child in Rwanda has a home.
Through soccer, we develop relationships with youth in disadvantaged communities. Once connected with The Kefa Project, kids are empowered to reunite with their families, return to school and see their value as a child of God. We also offer holistic services for their families. To learn more, visit www.kefaproject.org.
We invite you to join our team. Together we can transform lives, partnering with and equipping kids to become leaders who will change their country and the world.
Volcanic Theatre Pub & 1988 Entertainment Presents:
Flamingosis
Sunday, December 7th 2025
Genre - Dance/Electronic
Presale - $25 Door - $35
Doors @ 7PM - Show Starts @ 8PM
Flamingosis makes the soundtrack to being your best self. Under the spell of Aaron Velasquez, the New Jersey-raised and Brooklyn-based artist and producer, handcrafted electronic beats meet live instrumentation spiked with funk in the center of the dancefloor (right underneath the disco ball). The ensuing overflow of energy might just inspire you to get up and move, fall in love, or even change your life. Extending a creative arc without comparison, he strikes a deep emotional chord on his 2024 full-length album, Better Will Come.
“Everyone wants to get better in some way,” he states. “The album highlights my own personal experience of growing, and you can potentially relate your story to what I went through. I learned a lot of hard lessons, but I made a conscious effort to grow in every way—not just musically, but physically, mentally, and spiritually. I did a lot of inner work, and I channeled these experiences into the music. If you pursue self-improvement, life improves around you too.”
Artistically, he has continued to progress at an impressive pace. Piling up over 100 million streams and counting, he has dropped one fan favorite project after another, including Pleasure Palette [2015], Kahunastyle [2016], Bright Moments [2016], Daymaker [2021] and collaborative album Bliss Station [2023]. Of the latter, ThisSongIsSick raved, “This is the perfect album to rinse outside by the pool, at the park, in your backyard, or wherever you have a space to move around,” and EARMILK christened it “an electronic journey through time and space.” Along the way, he teamed up with everyone from Big Gigantic, GRiZ and Tokimonsta to Matoma for collaborations. Simultaneously, he notably shined at festivals, including Austin City Limits, Electric Forest, Okeechobee, Holy Ship!, Voodoo Music + Arts, and more.
A season of transformation and awakening underlined the genesis of Better Will Come.
“Around the time of the Daymaker tour, behind-the-scenes life hit me in an unexpected way I didn’t think was possible,” he recalls. “In turn, I took a downward spiral as a direct result of my poor choices and failure to balance things in my personal life. It was a hard pill to swallow, but I had to get real. I acknowledged it and consciously made a change. I started eating healthier, going to the gym, and seeing a therapist. Everything helped a lot. I funneled the inner pain and turmoil into the music.”
He did so during sessions in New York and Denver. Beyond shaping lively and lush soundscapes of his own, he orchestrated performances by a bevy of musicians such as Jeff Franca, Hunter Roberts, Bora Lee, Mike Tallman, and Eddie Roberts. Akin to a conductor, he actively produced the players and arranged the tracks.
Now, he introduces this chapter via the uplifting single “Feel Yourself” [with Marc Rebillet]. A seventies-style synth line wraps around the bass, while a head-nodding beat sets the tempo punctuated by glimmering guitar and a loose lead. Rebillet’s buttery smooth vocals engage and empower as he urges, “Nobody feeling you, gotta feel yourself.”
“Marc and I have known each other since 2019,” he says. “I admire him as a musician and as a person. We reconnected in 2022, and it was dope he made time for me. ‘Feel Yourself’ is straight-to-the-point. He came up with the hook on the spot, and it’s almost like a mantra. Your inner consciousness is telling you, ‘People around you can love you for who you are. At the end of the day though, nobody can help you and love you for you; you have to do that. You need to do the inner work.”
Elsewhere, “Soulsearcher” uncorks a blast of sonic sunshine enlivened by ecstatic strings, ebullient keys, engaging horns, and an entrancing vocal. “I finally knew how to finish the song after the life experience I’d gone through,” he states. “It’s about searching deep, inquiring within, and telling yourself the healthiest way to go on your path.”
“Nebula Gazer” hinges on a clean funk riff and foot-stomping bass. Built around a core synth line, successive solos swirl across this galaxy in an intergalactic call-and-response.
“There are way more solos on the album,” he smiles. “It made everything more colorful.”
The unabashed soul of “Life and Death of Hard Times” explores an overarching theme with a strutting groove and slick thump of its own. “We all go through rough periods,” he observes. “That’s just human experience. We suffer, but it doesn’t last forever. ‘Life and Death of Hard Times’ describes the beginning and end cycle of a hard time. You come out stronger on the other side.”
Then, there’s the closer “Better Will Come.” He samples Gil Scott-Heron whose words, “If you take your time, you might change your mind,” prove as prescient and appropriate as ever layered atop a buoyant soundscape.
“Gil’s words are looped through the song, and it ties the whole album together,” he notes. “If you really do take your time, you can change your mind and everything, in general. It’s a full circle moment.”
In order to bring the music to life on stage, Flamingosis will hit the road with a band for the very first time. At the end of 2023, he performed a pair of gigs in Denver at Cervantes joined by Bodega Groove Collective. The drums, horns, guitar, and bass added a full-bodied bombast to the set unlike anything he’d delivered prior.
“The shows in Denver were pretty much the climax of my music career thus far,” he goes on. “I’d never played with a live band, so it was a major change. I’ve learned you need to face new challenges head-on. It’s what we did, and it went great. It’s going to be really cool to do the same thing on the road.”
In the end, Flamingosis delivers a message meant to be shared aloud on the album.
“It’s a reminder that no matter what you’re going through, you can be better for yourself,” he leaves off. “Hard times don’t last. All of those little things add up to change you for the better. Am I where I want to be? Probably not yet, but I’m a lot better than I was when I started the whole process.”
Volcanic Theatre Pub & 1988 Entertainment Presents:
SHLUMP
The Chronicles of Shlump Tour
Thursday, December 11th 2025
Genre - EDM
Presale - $20 Door - $30
Doors @ 8 PM - THIS EVENT IS 21+
Michael Petzel aka Shlump grew up in California’s Bay Area, learning the guitar at age 9 and falling in love with music at first through the energy of metal and punk. Developing a taste for electronic music in high school via Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, and Warp Records, he began to jump into music production, combining drum loops with recordings of his guitar. After being blown away the sub bass in his intro to dubstep, Coki and Cluekid’s “Sensi Dub”, and experiencing his first west coast electronic music festivals, Michael’s love for bass music bloomed and he began to to develop his signature sounds as he dedicated himself to his music career.
Infusing elements of classic dubstep with west coast flavor with otherwordly sound design, Shlump has pioneered his unique “Alien Bass” sound, creating a vibrant galaxy of bass filled with forward thinking nuance and massive waves of low end. His live sets take audiences across the continent on a psychedelic spaceship ride through Shlump’s universe, visiting high energy devastating supernovas of bass and voyaging into depeer realms filled with the cosmic twinkle of sonic stardust.
Shlump has abducted the ears of a wide range of electronic music fans with releases on Wakaan, Deadbeats, Circus Records, Deep Dark & Dangerous, along with collaborations with and remixes for artists such as Liquid Stranger, LSDream, and Doctor P. He has showcased his Alien Bass sound at festival stages such as Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Shambhala, Bass Canyon, and many more.
While at home, Shlump enjoys skateboarding, hiking, and spending time with his kittens and family In between exploring the auditory mysteries of outer space.