Good Kid from Toronto, Ontario make their way to White Oak Music Hall this weekend.
The band is Nick Frosst lead vocalist, Jon Kereliuk as the drummer, Michael Kozakov as the bassist, and 
David Wood and Jacob Tsafatinos as guitarists. Their mascot, Nomu Kid, is prominently featured in their marketing and social media. Good Kid's first song, "Nomu," was released in 2015 and introduced their mascot, Nomu Kid. They released their first EP, titled Good Kid, in 2018, followed by Good Kid 2 in 2020.
[From All Music.com-Neil Z. Yeung] As they matured from their indie dance-rock roots into torchbearers of new wave- and Americana-inspired anthems, Las Vegas rock quartet the Killers earned global success. With a mix of '80s-styled synth pop and fashionista charm, the band's multi-platinum 2004 debut, Hot Fuss, became one of the decade's biggest releases, spawning four hit singles -- including their most enduring hit, "Mr. Brightside" -- and catapulting the group into the international 
spotlight. After the abrupt stylistic shift on 2006 sophomore effort Sam's Town -- which de-emphasized the band's new wave revivalism in favor of the heartland rock of Bruce Springsteen and Rattle and Hum-era U2 -- they struck a balance between their two sides on a consistent run of Top Ten releases that peaked with 2017's chart-topping Wonderful Wonderful. In 2020, their sixth album, Imploding the Mirage, garnered critical praise and scored them a U.S. alternative chart-topper with the single "Caution." Less than a year later, they released the pensive tonal shift Pressure Machine. Read more @All Music.com (Click Here)
[From All Music.com-Neil Z. Yeung] As the Lemon Twigs, sons of power pop songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Ronnie D'Addario, Brian and Michael D'Addario channel the '70s singer/songwriter energy of their father's era and add a healthy love of musical theater and an over-the-top performance. The brothers began writing songs at young ages and delivered their 
2016 debut album, Do Hollywood, on 4AD at the tail-end of their teenage years. Success came quickly, with critical acclaim and a string of TV appearances as well as extensive touring. They evolved from the conceptual eccentricity of their 2018 sophomore album, Go to School, to a more varied but no less bombastic set of songs on their 2020 album Songs for the General Public, to the more emotionally naked sentiments of their folksier but still wildly eclectic 2023 album Everything Harmony.
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[From All Music.com-James Christopher Monger] Band-Maid are an all-female Japanese rock band with an image modeled on maid cafés, which are cosplay restaurants found primarily in Japan where waitstaff dress in French maid or anime costumes and treat 
customers as masters and mistresses; the group refer to their fans as "masters" and "princesses," with their performances being billed as "servings." The band's hard-hitting sound runs the range from hard rock and metal to punk and pop.
[From all Music.com-Mark Deming] As the leader of North Carolina's Sarah Shook & the Disarmers, singer/songwriter Sarah Shook offers up a full-bodied combination of the sound of vintage outlaw country -- with lyrics that waver between defiance and honest introspection -- and the fire of punk rock. Shook is 
unafraid of opening up about their passions and failings in song, and the tough but emotionally honest tone of the Disarmers' mix of outlaw country and lean roots rock is an ideal match for the songs. Shook and their bandmates sounded scrappy and fearlessly honest on the indie efforts Sidelong (2015) and Years (2018), and both songwriter and accompanists sounded more mature and equally forceful on 2022's Nightroamer, written and recorded after a period of personal re-evaluation.