Signals Midwest and Five Hundred Bucks live at The Broadway with Good Looking Friends and Freezing Cold 7:00PM Doors // 8:00PM Music 21+ $12 in advance // $15 day of show Signals Midwest Geography is important, so here's a rundown: Signals Midwest is an indie-rock-tinged punk band from Cleveland, Ohio. Members currently reside in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland. Since forming in 2008, they have released five full-length albums and a slew of split 7"s and EPs. "Siggies", as one particularly eloquent fan dubbed the group somewhere along the line, has played just shy of 500 shows in North America, Europe, the UK, Australia and Japan. “Layovers”, due out in July 2025 via their longtime collaborator Lauren Records, is a career-spanning collection of previously unreleased songs, B-sides, 7” tracks and covers that span the band’s nearly two decades of existence.http://instagram.com/signalsmidwesthttp://signalsmidwest.bandcamp.com/http://facebook.com/signalsmidwest Five Hundred Bucks Five Hundred Bucks is a filthy, beautiful punk rock fever dream clawing its way out of Philadelphia, featuring members of The Holy Mess, Captain, We’re Sinking, Teen Agers, and Seagulls—stitched together by Jeff Riddle: songwriter, guitarist, accidental philosopher. The bastard child of burned-out idealism and a four-month songwriting bender in a garage, their latest record Pest Sounds sounds like someone set their old dreams on fire and recorded the screams. These songs are full of ghosts: generational addiction, dead friends, southern doom, and the kind of youthful rot you can only write about once it’s already eaten half your soul. It’s punk rock with a bleeding heart and a busted compass, stumbling toward meaning in the wreckage.https://www.instagram.com/fivehundredbucks/https://fivehundredbucks.bandcamp.com/ Freezing Cold Freezing Cold has a penchant for diving into the familiar, relatable moments of being alive. On their sophomore release, Treasure Pool, the indie rock three-piece from New York explores these moments with a musical curiosity that sets this album apart from previous recordings, examining the effects of time on our hearts and minds.