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Friday, July 31 · Day Block Brewing
Doors 6:00pm · Show 7:00pm
Rock21+
Get ready for a night of fearless, high-energy rock as three of Minnesota’s most exciting alt acts take the stage at Day Block Brewing. Fiona Hayes—the 15-year-old pop-punk powerhouse from Saint Paul—is redefining what it means to be young and unapologetically loud. Armed with sharp lyrics and a voice that swings between raw vulnerability and electric confidence, Fiona channels the riot grrrl spirit for a new generation. Backed by Syan Blackwood (drums), Alex Radecki (lead guitar), and Zach Nelson (bass), she turns themes of misogyny, survival, and self-reclamation into blistering anthems of defiance. Currently working on her debut album, Fiona Hayes stands at the forefront of the modern, female-led punk resurgence—proof that rebellion has no age limit. Joining the bill, Sugarcoat bring their nostalgic yet fresh mid-2000s emo sound to the stage. Emerging from Minneapolis’s dive-bar circuit, their dynamic blend of punchy guitars and melodic hooks nods to bands like Jimmy Eat World and Taking Back Sunday. Members John Schreier, Sean Winner, Charlie Schwandt, and Tyler Smith fuse their distinct artistic backgrounds into a sound that’s emotional, catchy, and ever-evolving. Rounding out the night, Vash the Stampede infuse their emotionally charged rock with lush violin textures and thick, crunchy guitars. Born from Marty Lee’s introspective Ephemeral EP, the band now features Conor Lee, Hope Hook, Jake Gau, and JT Viele. Their music balances heaviness with melody, sorrow with hope—a perfect prelude to a night that refuses to sugarcoat anything. Three bands. One unforgettable night. Doors open early—grab a pint, stake out your spot, and let the amplifiers speak.
Alt Rock, Pop Punk, Punk, Rock
Hailing from St Paul, Minnesota, Fiona Hayes is a fresh voice in alt-rock, known for her layered harmonies and emotionally charged vocals. At just 15, this songwriter tackles themes like misogyny, survival, and heartbreak with sharp, poignant lyrics. Inspired by the '90s riot grrrl movement, she channels the rebellious spirit of female-fronted bands while carving her own space in today's scene.
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