Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | Advance $20 / Day of Show $25 + Dice fees | 21+

W/ MEMORIALS

Canadian quartet Holy Fuck have always been happy to plow a distinctly lone furrow. Never ones to chase the limelight or hop on any genre-wagon that happens to be passing by, they’ve played by their own rules for the best part of 20 years and five albums. It’s for that reason that they’ve become one of the country’s finest and most influential exports, with their widescreen technicolour, crescendo-heavy and highly danceable sound often finding itself imitated, but never bettered.

Even after attracting mainstream attention thanks to appearing on the soundtracks to Breaking Bad, The Substance, Mr Robot, Chemical Hearts, Good Girls, Cheaters and Invincible (the latter producing viral hit ‘Tom Tom’), the band has continued to go against the grain in a cultural landscape that prioritises and lionises the safe and predictable over the marginal and single-minded.

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Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | Advance $15 / Day of Show $20 + Dice fees | 21+

W/ Service & Freezing Hands

THE DARTS (US), now based in Seattle, Washington, formed in 2016 with the goal of making great all-girl garage-rock noise, see the world, and have a fab slumber party every night. The four women threw on vintage black slips, kicked off their shoes, and set out on the adventure. In the first year, the band put out two self-produced EPs and signed with Dirty Water Records (UK), which then released the first full-length vinyl, Me.Ow (2017). Dirty Water then re-released the first two EPs as a second full-length vinyl, The Darts (2017). The band immediately went on tour with The Living End and Billie Joe Armstrong’s The Longshot, and soon found themselves on big European stages like Sjockfest, Cosmic Trip, and Roots n Roses.

In 2018, Jello Biafra signed The Darts to his label, Alternative Tentacles, released their first 7-inch, Bullet (2018) and then put out the third full-length record, I Like You But Not Like That (2018). The band supported their heroes The Damned on a US tour, performed on main stages at big festivals like Punk Rock Bowling, Hipnosis Fest and The Bash, and got placements on top tv shows like Peaky Blinders and reviews in top publications like Rolling Stone. During the pandemic, Vox hosted an Instagram Live session with over fifty thousand viewers. In 2022, The Darts released the EP Love Tsunami on Adrenalin Fix Music (France), toured it around the US and Europe, and performed on KEXP.

In 2023, Alternative Tentacles Records released The Darts’ fourth LP, Snake Oil, funded entirely by fans and co-produced by Jello Biafra himself. The band went on a 100-day European tour, with unique European editions of Snake Oil and sold-out shows in Madrid, London, France, and Scotland, plus appearances at top festivals Munster Raving Looney Party (Spain), Relache Fest (France), Festival Beat (Italy), Loungefest (Holland), and Muehlen Madness (Germany). The first pressings of Snake Oil sold out in both the US and Europe in less than two months and second pressings were rushed out on both continents during the tour.

While juggling the Snake Oil tours, the band recorded their fifth full-length record, Boomerang, with Grammy-winning producer Mark Rains (Hoover iii, Death Valley Girls) at Station House Studio in Los Angeles. Once again the album was released by Alternative Tentacles on different US and EU editions in the March 2024 – and again followed by over four months of touring in Europe, UK, and USA. The album catapulted the band into feature articles in Rock n Folk, Rolling Stone, and many other major publications, plus appearances on France 24 television, BBC radio, a live show at Barlinnie Prison in Edinburgh, and inclusion on many best of 2024 lists. During the massive tour, the band recorded two new singles in Lyon, France.

In 2025, The Darts will release the new singles in June on a compilation of early essential tracks, Nightmare Queens, on Adrenalin Fix Music and on an Alternative Tentacles split 7-inch with labelmates Tsunami Bomb. The band will head out on significant US tours with Dion Lunadon and SERVICE and perform at many more international festivals (Binic Blues Fest in France, BearStone Fest in Croatia, Relache Fest in France, Celebration Days Fest in France, Boneyard Fest in UK, LunaFest in Portugal, CornRock fest in Switzerland, Dollfest in USA, Tough Enough Fest in Belgium, etc).

The touring lineup for 2025 is Nicole Laurenne (lead vocals, organ), Lindsay Scarey (bass, backup vocals), Rebecca Davidson (guitar), and Rikki Watson (drums, backup vocals), plus an appearance by Heather Thomas (drums) in May. The band plans to go back into the studio with Mark Rains in August to record the next full-length LP.

10pm-2am | FREE | 21+

Purr Fridays are for the party animals! High energy Tech House and Club Hits, each week with a rotating lineup of college and local DJs & drink specials!

Saturdays | 10pm-2am | FREE | 21+

PHENOMENA

Intentionally crafted to pull you deeper into the night and onto the dance floor, Walters the Don crafts a diverse and immersive sonic experience for Saturdays nights in the club.

Expect a hypnotic selection from artists like Chris Lake, Cloonee, Max Styler, John Summit, PAWSA, Crankdat, Tape B, Subtronics, and ISOKNOCK blended with club anthems from Nicki Minaj, Lady Gaga, Black Eyed Peas, Charli XCX, Lil Jon, Doechii, Sexyy Red, Bad Bunny, Los Tucanes, and more!

Photo galleries, themed parties, the occasional opportunity to dance on stage is what you can expect.

Walters The Don and Club Congress presents the next evolution for Electronic Music at Hotel Congress!

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Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | Advance $10 + Dice Fees | 16+

Bob Colby brings his spotlight showcase of Tucson’s best indie bands to the Club!

Tonight features Sewerbitch!, Little Cat & TENSPD

Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | Advance $12/ Day of Show $15 | 16+

Celebrated Nashville folk duo Haunted Like Human plays The Club Congress with local favorite Lizzie Oakwood and Phoenix singer Ben Reneer.

HAUNTED LIKE HUMAN

Nashville duo Haunted Like Human delves into inspired songwriting, sparse arrangements, and frisson-inducing harmonies that mark their music. With a background in poetry and prose, Dale Chapman’s granular focus on language is simpatico with Cody Clark’s background in classical guitar, where each note carries its own weight. Limned with nostalgia, soaked in Southern gothic lore, the duo meticulously assembles songs to preserve the spirit of the stories they tell.

Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | Advance $15 / Day of Show $20 + DICE Fees | All Ages

Local indie pop rock band Cheers to the Outside debuts their long-awaited premiere album. In addition to serenades and sick beats, you can expect audience engagement, on-stage banter, and a packed house of smiling faces. Come be part of our family. First 60 tickets get a free train whistle signed by the band! Local support from Tucson favorites Tonight’s Sunshine and Creampop.

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Congratulations, you’re booked! You’re the star at Late Night Karaoke this Sunday in the club – FREE from 10PM – 2AM

SUPPORT TBD

Doors 6:30pm | Show 7:30pm | Advance $20 / Day of Show $25 + Dice fees | 16+

Little Image are an American alternative pop band from Dallas, Texas. They released their major label debut, Self Titled, on Hollywood Records on May 12, 2023, after having released Musings themselves in 2017.

W/ Suicide Forest & Midnite Hellion

Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | Advance $20 / Day of Show $25 + Dice Fees | 21+

W/ Michael Cera Palin & Computer

Doors 6pm | Show 7pm | Advance $26 / Day of Show $30 + Dice Fees | 16+

Delta Sleep is a British math rock quartet from Canterbury, Kent, England. Formed in 2010, Delta Sleep is driven by a desire to create fun and original, forward-thinking music. Their songs combine guitar driven melodies, held together by jazz influenced percussion and relentless bass, topped with sprinkles of passionate shouts and lulling chants.

The thing that humanity clings to is hope. In the darkness, light will prevail. In uncertain times, prosperity will ultimately endure: without it, there is simply nothing. On ‘Blue Garden’, Delta Sleep’s 4th studio album, out 27th September on Sofa Boy Records & Wax Bodega (US), the band find themselves digging beneath the overwhelming darkness of the world to find just a glimmer of light —tying in similar themes across their expansive back catalogue tobecome what is perhaps their heaviest record to date. ‘Blue Garden’ was recorded at the tail end of 2023 at Daft Studiosin Belgium with Mark Roberts (Black Peaks, Toska, The Physics House Band) after a year of huge tours across America, Asia and Australia. Where previous albums came together quickly, with all four members enteringthe studio armed with songs demoed, tracked and recorded live, this time the band started with a completely blank page. They opted to approach new material collectively within the space of two and a half weeks, jumping at the opportunity to play with new instrumentation at their fingertips to introduce electronic samples and synths. Given the time to really hyper focus on the production resulted in the scope to draw inspiration from the realm of fantasy and the real world that has permeated itsway into the band’ssound both sonically and visually.But it’s ‘Blue Garden’s’lyrical themes which trulyrazesit into darkness. Underscored by the horrors unfolding in Palestine, it serves as a form of catharsis to a pure sense of helplessness. “So slowly, I can focus on my needs, to feel good in my body / Because in the end it’s all we got / As we watch the worldburn, can’t you see that we’re burning”sings DevinYüceil on ‘Slow Burn’, posing the question of how you come to terms about dealing with traumatic moments outside of your own personal sphere that you feel powerless and despair.

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w/ Tela Novella

Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | 16+ (Under 16 with Parent/Guardian)

– Advance $22 + Dice fees
– Day of Show $26 + Dice fees
– VIP M&G: $67 + Dice fees – *includes GA ticket, a meet and greet/photo op w/ Solya, plus one (1) exclusive merch item*

West Texas based multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter Solya made her debut in February 2023 at the age of 16 with her 3-track EP “Fever Dream” which was produced entirely from her bedroom. She quickly gained a massive social media following with fans who connected to the dark, ethereal world of her music that blends elements of psychedelic and grunge rock, indie pop, and electronic music. In 2024, Solya released her “Jewel Box” EP, which includes the viral track “We Say Goodbye.” Solya began releasing her first studio recordings in 2025.

Following her feature on Baby Bugs’ song “Baby, Baby”, Solya and Baby Bugs co-headlined the 21 date U.S. “Bugs and Butterflies Tour” in the fall of 2024, selling out most venues such as the Mercury Lounge in NYC, House of Blues (Voodoo Room) in San Diego, Rebel Lounge in Phoenix, and The Masquerade (Purgatory) in Atlanta. The tour extended to include four sold-out U.K. dates in March of 2025. In September of 2025, Solya headlined the 3 date “Out West Tour,“ which included a sold-out show at the historic Troubadour in West Hollywood.

Doors 6pm | Show 6:45pm | Advance $15 / Day of Show $18 + Dice Fees | 21+

TsuShiMaMiRe are a legendary Japanese rock trio formed in 1999 featuring Mari (vocals, guitar), Yayoi (bass, bv), and Maiko (drums, bv).

These girls have captivated audiences around the world for over 23 years, spanning thousands of live performances, 15 US tours, and 20 full length releases. Among many other achievements, their music has been featured on TV, film, animation, and video games.

TsuShiMaMiRe’s musical style ranges from hardcore noise to introspective indie rock, with traces of heavy funk disco and pop sentimentality. Mari’s quirky lyrics question social conventions and the anxieties of everyday life, rebellion, and love. Her vocals excel in melodic expressivity, ranging from child-like wonder to tragic despair. Yayoi’s groove is like that of a vengeful banshee in the throes of passion, suddenly pivoting from the stoic determination of a samurai in battle to the elegance and light-heartedness of a Japanese house cat. Meanwhile drummer Maiko locks down a constant punk backdrop, rallying the front pair but keeping them from toppling over the edge into insanity. The ferocity of these three warrior princesses culminates in a live show that is simultaneously upliftingly theatrical and brutally honest.

TsuShiMaMiRe are certain to delight heavy rock fans and all lovers of Japanese indie subculture!

9pm-1am | FREE | 21+

DJ Bueller – nationally known retro DJ (as heard on SiriusXM Channel 33 First Wave) —brings the ultimate ’80s dance party back to Club Congress.

Neon beats, new wave classics, and a packed floor as retro night returns to Tucson’s most historic club. This isn’t a throwback – it’s a takeover.

Walk In
Dance Out

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Doors 7pm | Show 8pm | 16+

W/ Alex Coles

– General Admission: Advance $25 / Day of Show $30 + Dice fees
– VIP: $100 + Dice fees ****includes 1 GA Ticket, M&G Photo Opportunity, Commemorative Tote Bag, Signed VIP Laminate, Tension Tour Temporary Tattoos, Early Access to Merch****

w/ TBD

Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | 21+

– Advance $18 / Day of Show $23 + Dice Fees
– VIP M&G $80 + Dice Fees – Admission to the show, a meet and greet and Photo with Patrick, and a signed exclusive limited edition print of one of Patrick’s art works available only to the VIP’s

Patrick Wolf is an English singer-songwriter from South London. Wolf uses a wide variety of instruments in his music, most commonly the ukulele, piano, and viola. He is known for combining electronic sampling with classical instruments. Wolf’s styles range from electronic pop to Baroque chamber music.

Congratulations, you’re booked! You’re the star at Late Night Karaoke this Sunday in the club – FREE from 10PM – 2AM

Congratulations, you’re booked! You’re the star at Late Night Karaoke this Sunday in the club – FREE from 10PM – 2AM

Congratulations, you’re booked! You’re the star at Late Night Karaoke this Sunday in the club – FREE from 10PM – 2AM

Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | Advance $30/ Day of Show $35 + DICE Fees | 16+

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Elijah Scott is a country-Americana singer-songwriter from Banning, California whose distinctive voice and hybrid sound blend heartfelt storytelling with urban rhythm and soul. From the introspective spark of “Cigarettes” to the bold assertion of “TurninIntoSomething,” Scott is carving out his own lane—connecting small-town roots to modern vibes, and inviting listeners to feel as deeply as they groove.

w/ Female Gaze

Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | Advance $13 / Day of Show $15 + Dice fees | 21+

Soft Palms is a Long Beach-based duo crafting expansive, hypnotic soundscapes from the comfort of their home studio. Kugel (of The Coathangers) takes the lead on guitar & weaves ethereal vocal layers with lyrical urgency, while Montoya shapes the sonic architecture with meticulous drumming & a vintage-informed approach to engineering and instrumentation. Soft Palms’ newest full length album IN ECHO is due out 6.19.2026 via Everloving Records.

Doors 7pm | Show 7:30pm | Advance $20 / Day of Show $25 + Dice fees | 21+

W/ Demon Grass

New York City’s Unsane assisted in pioneering a more aggressive, less studied version of noise rock, one that blended the scum/art industrial sturm und drang of , , , and with the decidedly more straightforward hardcore idiom favored by acts like . While developing the blueprint for noise-metal bands to follow, Unsane cut a remarkable swath through underground music, inspiring a devoted, cult-like following around the globe. As a power trio, Unsane relied upon a hammering, power-press rhythm section, a searing Telecaster howl, and distorted vocals that resembled nothing if not the sound of a man trapped in the New York Subway system.

Having met at Sarah Lawrence College in the late ’80s, the original incarnation of Unsane — (vocals, guitar), Peter Shore (bass), and Charlie Ondras (drums) — crawled larvally out of the practice space in 1989 and began playing New York’s seediest haunts. It was these graveyard slots at clubs like CBGB’s where the band developed and honed their trademark sound and delivered the goods with due intensity and volume. Unsane piqued the interest of numerous small indie labels and began issuing a series of singles and EPs before recording their self-titled debut with . Using the photo of a decapitated man lying across train tracks, Unsane’s album cover set the tone for the admixture of seething aggression, naked fear, and barely controlled noise chaos contained within. But the band’s devastating maelstrom contained more than enough tunefulness and rock propulsion to quite easily surpass its more affected Lower East Side peers.

During 1992, Unsane’s daunting schedule was cut devastatingly short by the untimely drug overdose of drummer Ondras. Former and drummer Vinny Signorelli climbed aboard the swiftly moving train in the fall of 1992 and the band began composing its next album. In the interim, compiled and issued a collection of Unsane’s early singles and compilation tracks, appropriately titled Singles: 89-92. It is perhaps Unsane’s defining moment. The following year found the band recording its first for , Total Destruction, a menacing, dark collection of songs driven by ‘s hypnotic drumming and ‘s man-pushed-to-the-edge vocals. More touring followed and released the Peel Sessions disc almost concurrently with Total Destruction.

After being discharged from in 1994, Unsane found both a new bass player in Dave Curran — who joined on tour while doing sound for the band — and a home for their next album, Scattered, Smothered, and Covered, on the independent noise rock label, . While maintaining the band’s signature sound and volume, 1995’s Scattered… showed the band opening their rhythmic approach, with most songs inhabiting a more rock-oriented 4/4 pattern, granting the album a more spacious and controlled feel. Scattered… also contained the unlikely MTV hit video for “Scrape,” featuring a series of skateboard accidents intercut with footage of the band performing live. Created for 200 dollars, it was ironically named one of MTV’s Ten Funniest Videos. The band toured relentlessly and managed to secure an opening slot with metal behemoths on one of their North American headlining tours. Shortly after, the trio made another label switch to and began constructing its final album, the ironically titled Occupational Hazard. While on a press tour in Europe only a month prior to the disc’s release, was brutally attacked by street thugs and left for dead on the streets of Vienna, Austria. After emergency surgery, he returned to the touring arena. Though Unsane temporarily disbanded in 2000, they returned a few years later with a compilation (Lambhouse) and an original album, 2005’s Blood Run. Visqueen, the group’s sixth studio long-player, was issued in 2007 via ‘s . It was followed in 2012 by Wreck, issued by the iconic punk label , and in 2017, Unsane came roaring back with Sterilize, which saw the group working with Los Angeles-based metal imprint Southern Lord. ~ Patrick Kennedy, Rovi