Penelope Road at The Annex
Saturday, June 14, 2025 at The Annex Penelope Road with special guests to be announced Doors 7pm // Music 8pm Tickets $20 adv // $25 day of show All Ages — Emerging from Atlanta’s thriving music scene, Penelope Road crafts a sound that’s as bold as it is soulful. With lush, layered vocals at the core of their music, this five-piece powerhouse seamlessly weaves ‘70s rock, funk, soul, and pop into a rich, rhythmic fusion that’s unmistakably their own. Rooted in the timeless influence of legends like Stevie Wonder and Hall & Oates while channeling the modern energy of artists like Mk.gee and Goose, their music bridges eras with effortless groove and vibrant originality. Their tight harmonies, masterful instrumentation, and infectious grooves come together in electrifying, feel-good performances—creating an experience that stays with you long after the final note.
The Lawn Boys (Phish tribute) at The Annex
LAVA Presents: Friday, July 25, 2025 at The Annex The Lawn Boys a Virginia tribute to Phish Tickets: $12 advance // $15 day of show // $40 4-packs Doors 7pm // Music 8pm All Ages
The Supervillains, JWADI at The Annex
Thursday, June 25, 2025 at The Annex The Supervillains JWADI Doors 7pm // Music 8pm Tickets $20 adv // $25 day of show All Ages — Born from the swamps of St. Cloud, Florida in 1997, The Supervillains have spentnearly three decades fusing ska, punk, and reggae into their own brand of rowdy,high-energy rock. What started as a group of misfit musicians with a rebelliousstreak quickly evolved into a full-force touring machine, bringing their infectioussound to countless stages across North America and the Caribbean.With seven full-length albums, two EPs, and a stack of singles, The Supervillainshave cemented their reputation as one of the hardest-working bands in theunderground ska-punk scene. In 2007, they signed with LAW Records, the labelowned by Hawaiian reggae heartthrobs Pepper, propelling their music to abroader audience and solidifying their place in the genre.Between relentless touring, the band found a second home in St. Thomas, wherethey escape to write new material, soaking in the island vibes and crafting thenext batch of anthems for their ever-loyal fanbase. Best described as a punk rockband that got kicked out of marching band, smoked too much weed, andstumbled in and out of a Reggae band, The Supervillains bring a sound that’sequal parts raw energy and laid-back groove.In Summer 2025, the band hits the road again for an ambitious USA tour, split intotwo legs—one covering the East Coast and another hitting the West Coast, withstops in between and, of course, Florida. Whether it’s a sweaty dive bar or a sun-soaked festival, one thing’s for sure: The Supervillains always bring a towel.Catch them on tour, crack a beer, and don’t be such a disappointment.
Bombargo at The Annex
LAVA Presents Thursday, July 24, 2025 at The Annex Bombargo with special guests to be announced Doors 7pm // Music 8pm Tickets $20 adv // $25 day of show All Ages — Your good-vibin’… good-timin’… movin’ and groovin’international touring band of brothers from Canada!Known for bringing unrivalled stage energy withsing-along anthems, double-brother harmonies,and an inspiring message, Bombargo’s music, liveperformances and Goodtime GuaranteeTM havecaptivated audiences from around the world, evencatching the attention of pop mega star Taylor Swift,and Virgin Records founder Sir Richard Branson.
Kelsey Waldon at The Annex
Sunday, June 29, 2025 at The Annex Kelsey Waldon Every Ghost Tour Tickets $15 adv // $20 day of show Doors 7pm // Music 8pm All Ages — In the six years since she signed to John Prine’s Oh Boy Records, Kelsey Waldon has earned wide praise for her “self-penned compositions [with] the patina of authenticity” (Rolling Stone). On her new album, Every Ghost, she confronts addiction, grief, generational trauma, and even herself — and comes through it stronger and at peace. “There’s a lot of hard-earned healing on this record,” Waldon says of the nine-song project, recorded at Southern Grooves studio in Memphis with her band, The Muleskinners. As she sings in the record’s title track and first song, “Ghost of Myself,” she’s put in the work not only to better herself and leave behind bad habits, but also to learn to love her past selves.
Kendall Street Company at The Annex
LAVA Presents Friday, May 16, 2025 at The Annex Kendall Street Company NorFunk All-Stars Doors 7pm // Music 8pm Tickets $14 through 5/1. $16 5/2-5/15. $20 day of show All Ages
Diva Bleach, 5ever, lolitslea, Ringpop! – Free Hugs Tour 2025 at The Annex!
LAVA Presents:Monday, June 16, 2025 at The Annex FREE HUGS TOUR 2025! Diva Bleach 5ever lolitslea Ringpop! Tickets $13 adv // $15 day of show Doors 6pm // Music 7pm All Ages
Mighty Joshua, LionsBridge at The Annex
Friday, April 18, 2025 at The Annex Mighty Joshua w/ LionsBridge Doors 7pm // Music 8pm Tickets $15 adv // $20 day of show All Ages
First To Eleven at The Annex
Thursday, April 10, 2025 at The Annex First To Eleven Brooke Surgener and the Bandits Request Station Doors 7pm // Music 8pm Tickets $20 adv // $25 day of show // VIP $80 (includes GA ticket) VIP Description: VIP includes general admission ticket, early entry to venue, pre-show meet and greet with band, and Q & A with band All Ages
Butcher Brown, Cosmic Collective at The Annex
LAVA Presents:Saturday, April 12, 2025 at The Annex Butcher Brown The Cosmic Collective Doors 5pm // Music 6pm Please note, this show starts and ends early! Tickets $22 advance // $27 day of show All Ages —– “So, what kind of music do you make?” This question is the bane of every musician’s existencebecause it requires that they shrink down the wide expanse of their creativity to an easily(mis)understood genre description. No matter how vivid or elaborate the description, “show” will always be more powerful than “tell.”The words we use to describe music don’t encapsulate what the listener’s experiences as muchas give context clues. That’s why Butcher Brown – the multifaceted band from Richmond, Virginia – call their soundand their follow up to 2020’s #KingButch and their second release on Concord Jazz, SolarMusic. “Solar music” is not simply a description; it’s an invitation to listen and an invitation to feel. Friends and bandmates Corey Fonville (drums), Andrew Randazzo, (bass), Morgan Burrs(guitar), Marcus “Tennishu” Tenney, (trumpet, saxophone, vocals) and Devonne “DJ Harrison”Harris (multi-instrumentalist) make music that is as diverse as their own varied tastes andbackgrounds. It’s a seamlessly blended amalgam of sounds including jazz, hip-hop, rock, funk,R&B, alternative, soul, country, house, bossa nova, pop, and more. “We are the melting pot. Weare the mix,” says Devonne. “I feel like that’s what we represent and that’s what this albumrepresents.”
