Sunday, October 25, 2026

Xolie Morra & The Strange Kind

Trashasaurus Rex

Flytrap

The Proffits

Elks Temple - Spanish Ballroom

4pm doors, 5pm show

All ages welcome

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About Xolie Morra & The Strange Kind

Xolie Morra & The Strange Kind

Xolie Morra & The Strange Kind fuses classic rock, country and pop to form a unique grey matter that is their own distinct sound. Over the majority of their musical journey, Xolie and the band have shared the same stage with musical acts such as Sarah McLachlan, Crosby Stills & Nash, Brandi Carlile, John Mayer and many more. Their TEDxTalk titled "Autism and the Language of Music" is a window into the mind and methods behind the music. Xolie prides themself in being an open book, using music to tell a story about all things from a Xolie perspective.

Music can be found on all major music streaming services.
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@TheStrangeKind

About Trashasaurus Rex

Trashasaurus Rex

Trashasaurus Rex is a female fronted, feminist, queer, original rock band hailing from Tacoma/Federal Way. Formed from an impromptu school carpool drop off conversation between Allysa (vocals) and Grace (drums), the band quickly grew to include Divya (bass) and Dave (guitar). Trashasaurus Rex has played from Olympia to Seattle and is recording their first EP! The band delivers a captivating performance with melodic, unfiltered vocals and catchy riffs.

About The Proffits

The Proffits

Through the boarded up windows and deadbolted doors of a former mortuary, something stirs. It's not ghosts, but the rumble of The Proffits tearing through another practice, loud enough to rattle hubcaps of the cars across the street in the parking lot. Fierce vocals distort over a bassline that rumbles beneath surf-drenched guitar and pounding drums.

The Proffits are Olympia, WA's answer to a question nobody asked but everyone needed. Surf punk at its trashiest and most familiar, they channel the sleaze of The Cramps, the raw chaos of The Sonics, and flirt with the soul-scratched swagger of the Detroit Cobras. Their songs don't just haunt, they move, with melodies and arrangements that summon hips into motion and boots onto beer-stained floors or cemetery plots.