When The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers take the stage, expect nothing less than a full-throttle rock and roll reckoning. Two of the genre’s most relentless acts converge for a night built on raw power, soulful swagger and the kind of live energy that reminds you why rock music still matters.

The Black Crowes arrive fresh off their first GRAMMY nomination in over three decades and a 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nod, proving that their bluesy, rhythm-driven sound hasn’t just endured — it’s thriving. The Robinson brothers lead a band that strips rock down to its bare essentials: gritty riffs, soaring vocals and a catalog spanning classics like “She Talks to Angels” and “Hard to Handle” to newer fire from Happiness Bastards and A Pound of Feathers. Their live show is legendary for good reason — it’s unpredictable and absolutely electric.

Whiskey Myers brings their own brand of Southern rock mayhem to the mix, and it’s nothing short of magic.

With nearly 3,000 shows under their belt, they’ve honed a sound that blends Allman Brothers grit with Led Zeppelin crunch, delivering high-octane performances that have earned them spots at Red Rocks and alongside The Rolling Stones. Their latest album, Whomp Whack Thunder, showcases a band hitting peak velocity, and their live show matches that intensity with riff-heavy anthems and relentless energy.
This is the kind of musical event perfect for anyone craving rock and roll the way it was meant to be — honest, intense and filled with a good dose of heart and heaps of attitude.