The Morning Kings, Brittany Bridgewater & The Sparks, Of The Orchard, My Cousin Dallas
October 11 @ 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
$13.20
EVENT DETAILS
The Zen Arcade Stage at The Hook and Ladder
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Doors 7:00pm :: Music 7:30pm :: 21+
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$11 Box-Office / $13.20 Online / $16 Door
BOX-OFFICE Tickets Are Available in The Zen Arcade During Hours of Operation.
For More Information visit www.ZenArcadeTHC.com
NO REFUNDS
EVENT DESCRIPTION
The Morning Kings, Brittany Bridgewater & The Sparks, Of The Orchard, My Cousin Dallas
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An eclectic night where Minneapolis funk-infused pop-rock hangs out with high-energy alt-pop from Denver! Bring you dancing shoes…
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The Morning Kings are a Minneapoli s homegrown band blending funk-infused rock with sultry vocals, driving rhythms, soaring keys, and crowd-favorite guitar solos. Their high-energy shows take listeners on a groove-filled journey that keeps the dance floor moving.
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Brittany Bridgewater & The Sparks are a high-energy alt-pop band f rom Denver, blending ska’s bounce, punk’s edge, and punchy horn lines that bring the party to life. Fronted by powerhouse vocalist Brittany Bridgewater, they deliver catchy hooks, bold lyrics, and electrifying live shows — think early No Doubt meets Olivia Rodrigo, with a brass-fueled twist.
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Of The Orchard are a Minneap olis pop-rock band with Midwestern roots and a fresh, recharged lineup. Mixing shimmering guitar hooks, driving bass, and anthemic choruses with heartfelt lyrics, they deliver a bright ‘Sota Pop Rock sound — ready to light up any stage with a burst of nostalgic-meets-modern energy.
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My Cousin Dallas was born in a W isconsin college radio station and got their start in a local coffeehouse series before spending the next two decades bringing “Garage Revival” to the Midwest. Best described as The Replacements and Barenaked Ladies covering Duran Duran, their shows are an eclectic ride through 20+ years of originals and unique covers — all guaranteed to get the crowd smiling and singing along.
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.