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General Admission Tickets
• $20 Advance
• $28 Day of Show
Event Information
• Doors open at 7:00 PM, Music starts at 8:00 PM
• 21+ Event, Valid ID Required
• No Refunds
• Opening Band: Weird Phishes
About Night Zero
Night Zero — The night before the big event. The one you swear you’ll take it easy — but never do.
Night Zero is the pre-party that becomes the main event, the night out you didn’t see coming but won’t soon forget.
And now, it’s a band.
Night Zero brings together some of the jam scene’s most revered players for a raw, unscripted throw-down that blends rock, funk, jazz, deep improvisation, and psychedelic jams!
The core lineup is a one-of-a-kind fusion of styles and personalities, rarely seen together on one stage.
These are players who don’t just complement each other — they push each other, unlocking something new every time they play.
The kind of chemistry you can’t plan, only discover — when the right musicians collide at the right moment.
About Weird Phishes
Weird Phishes is exactly what it sounds like — the iconic, melancholy rock songs of Radiohead completely reborn as danceable, crunchy jams. With full-album performances, unexpected mashups, and gluey funk-driven improvisation, their jam-heavy take on alt-rock classics has sparked an unexpected energy in audiences across the Northeast.
Cleverly avoiding the “tribute” trope, Weird Phishes continues to push the envelope of what a mashup band can be, delivering performances that need to be experienced in order to be believed.
Formed in 2019, Weird Phishes solidified their place in the New England jam community, headlining performances in Boston, Burlington, Portland, and throughout the Northeast/Midwest. Weird Phishes made their post-COVID return in 2021, headlining the inaugural Safe and Soundz festival, and kept busy before returning home for a performance at the legendary Paradise Rock Club in December 2022.
The band had a busy 2023, trodding new ground with full-album performances spanning multiple cities, debuting their fully reimagined rendition of “Kid A” at Crystal Ballroom, a performance of “OK Computer” at Albany’s Lark Hall, and a two-hour performance of “In Rainbows” in Cambridge, MA at The Middle East Downstairs to a nearly sold-out crowd at the end of the year.
Weird Phishes looks forward to a 2025 full of ever-changing setlists, surprise album performances, and a passionate, growing fanbase.
Parking
• There is limited parking available in our main lot
• Arrive early to secure a spot or consider carpooling, ridesharing, or public transportation if possible
Neighboring Lots
• We are fortunate to have the support of our neighbors, who allow us to use their parking lots during events
• Please help us maintain this privilege by respecting their property
• NO LITTERING
Overnight Parking
• If you need to leave your car overnight, it must be moved to Soundcheck Studios’ main lot
• Cars left overnight in neighboring lots may be towed at vehicle owner's expense
