The Cribs are the real deal: three brothers (Ryan, Gary, and Ross Jarman) who’ve spent the last decade-plus turning suburban frustration into razor-sharp indie rock anthems. But their story isn’t just “band makes records.” After their Steve Albini–recorded 24-7 Rock Star Shit dropped as a surprise, fan-first release, behind-the-scenes music industry chaos hit hard—management fallout, rights confusion, and a legal mess that left them stuck and questioning everything. The comeback is what makes this night special. With the band close to calling it, a turning point came after a stadium show with Foo Fighters—where Dave Grohl encouraged them to take back control and keep going. That spark brought The Cribs back to what they do best: loud guitars, huge hooks, and brutally honest lyrics that feel like they’re written for anyone who’s ever felt trapped, overlooked, or fed up. Expect a set that’s raw, cathartic, and packed with riffs—equal parts bittersweet melody and full-volume release. The Cribs don’t do fake. They’re still screaming in suburbia… and it sounds better than ever. Presented by El Club. All ages