Valentines Day Special

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BlackHawk will be performing at Rollies on Saturday, June 30th! Tickets will be available on April 2ND at 9 am! The bar will be open as well at 9 am to come purchase your tickets in person! These guys ALWAYS put on a fantastic show! Gates open at 4 PM. Ticket cost will be 20$ in advance/30$ at the gate! VIP (party pit) tickets will be 50$ and are LIMITED! VIP included gated off area in front of stage, separate bathrooms & Bar! NO CHAIRS ALLOWED inside gate! (sorry for any inconvenience) Opening/Closing band will be Copperhead Creek! Call Rollies to purchase tickets or with any questions! 320-255-0912 :)

Bent Knee ? The Paper Earth Tour
w/ special guests Gatherers & Bubblemath

Tickets ($10): bit.ly/2GlOLgc
18+

Bent Knee is a band without frontiers. Its borderless sound combines myriad influences from across the rock, pop, minimalist, and avant-garde spectrums into a seamless, thrilling whole. Fiercely innovative, the group bridges the gap between the experimental and the familiar, merging texture and style into music that?s moving, addictive, and unapologetically original. The Boston sextet's fourth album, "Land Animal", was just released on InsideOut/Sony. http://bentkneemusic.com

?Mind boggling. The grandest and subtlest ideas are on the table.? -NPR
"Breaking new stylistic and temperamental ground." -The Boston Globe
"Equal parts ingenuity and deliciousness.? -The Wall Street Journal

Francis and the Lights at First Avenue on Friday, June 15th, 2018.

Tickets & info: http://bit.ly/2v252EY

$25.00 advance

8:00 p.m. Doors/9:00 p.m. Showtime/18+

Snail Mail with Bonny Doon in the 7th St Entry

Tickets ? bit.ly/2pu3FZz
General Admission: $12 advance | $15 door
18+ / ID Required

Lindsey Jordan is on the brink of something huge, and she?s only just graduated high school. Her voice rises and falls with electricity throughout 'Lush', her debut album as Snail Mail, spinning with bold excitement and new beginnings at every turn. ?Is there any better feeling than coming clean?? sings the eighteen-year-old guitarist and songwriter halfway through the sprawling anthem that is ?Pristine,? the album?s first single. You can?t help but agree with her. It?s a hook that immediately sticks in your head?and a question she seems to be grappling with throughout the record?s 10-songs of crystalline guitar pop.

Post Animal with Slow Pulp in the 7th St Entry

Tickets: bit.ly/2GEU9d6
General Admission: $13.00 advance | $15.00 door
18+ / ID Required

Chicago-based Post Animal are a band of brothers. Though they formed in 2014 and just began touring in 2017, their affinity for slick riffs, pop hooks, and psychedelic tendencies join them in a bond much tighter than their years suggest. Initially formed when childhood friends, bassist Dalton Allison and guitarist Matt Williams, met keyboardist and guitarist Jake Hirshland, the band?s sound began to take shape when the three enlisted some more pals from both the Chicago music scene and through their time working at local burger joints.

Quiet Slang in the 7th St Entry

Tickets ? bit.ly/2GkBpzU
General Admission: $15
18+ / ID Required

?Rock and roll is sort of my consolation prize for wanting to have been a writer,? says James Alex. It?s a humble admission from the frontman of Philadelphia?s Beach Slang, a fiery punk quartet whose raucous gigs often find the songwriter?s earnest lyrics bellowed back at him. Still, consider it a feat that fans are even able to hear those words from behind the trembling walls of distortion that serve as Beach Slang?s raison d?etre. Everything about Beach Slang is loud, from the guitars to its attitude to Alex?s weathered rasp.