Genre: Concerts

Todd-N-Tyler Rock The Admiral: TNT 30x30x30

$30 → $50Join Z-92 and the Todd-N-Tyler Radio Empire at The Admiral on Friday, April 12, 2024, for their 30x30x30. A night of live entertainment with a 30-minute podcast recording, 30 minutes of stand-up comedy, followed by a 30-minute podcast finale! Also featuring local comics including Nick Allen, Tyler Walsh, Cameron Logsdon, and Gary Curtis! Don’t miss this historic night. Tickets go on sale Friday, February 2nd at 9 AM. Prices start at just $30. You can also upgrade to get the VIP treatment. This is an 18 and older event. About Todd-N-Tyler: One half of the most beloved morning show in Omaha, this is Todd. Few people know that Todd is an avid outdoorsman who prefers the sport of Native American Spearfishing to just about anything, except golf. Wake up with him and Tyler every morning on Z-92, just be sure to put a little whiskey in your coffee. The Yin to Todd’s Yang (insert your own joke here) Tyler makes up the other half of Omaha’s #1 Morning show. Tyler was voted “Most Likely To Become A Competitive Eater” in his Scottish Highland High School, but an unfortunate allergy to haggis ended that career path. Radio seemed like the next logical choice. The funny is strong in this one. Hear for yourself, every morning on Z-92.  

Dayseeker

$29.50 ADV / $34.50 DOS / $65 BALCONYSpotify Presale: Tuesday, December 5th at 9 AM CSTKnotfest.com Presale: Tuesday, December 5th at 11 AM CSTLocal Presale: Thursday, December 7th at 10 AM CSTPublic On Sale: Friday, December 8th at 10 AM CST VIP Package:  – Early Entry- Early Merch Access- Professional photo with band- Q&A- Exclusive Poster- Exclusive Sound Check- Ticket to the show 

Sierra Ferrell: Shoot For The Moon Tour

$35→$55Sierra Ferrell Presale: Tuesday, November 14th at 10 AMSpotify Presale: Wednesday, November 15th at 10 AMLocal Presale: Thursday, November 16th at 10 AMPublic On Sale: Friday, November 17th at 10 AM Doors 7:00PM / Show 8:00PMWith her spellbinding voice and time-bending sensibilities, Sierra Ferrell makes music that’s as fantastically vagabond as the artist herself. Growing up in small-town West Virginia, the singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist left home in her early 20s to journey across the country with a troupe of nomadic musicians, playing everywhere from truck stops to alleyways to freight-train boxcars speeding down the railroad tracks. After years of living in her van and busking on the streets of New Orleans and Seattle, she moved to Nashville and soon landed a deal with Rounder Records on the strength of her magnetic live show. Now, on her highly anticipated label debut Long Time Coming, Ferrell shares a dozen songs beautifully unbound by genre or era, instantly transporting her audience to an infinitely more enchanted world. Co-produced by Stu Hibberd and 10-time Grammy Award-winner Gary Paczosa (Alison Krauss, Dolly Parton, Gillian Welch), Long Time Coming embodies a delicate eclecticism fitting for a musician who utterly defies categorization. “I want my music to be like my mind is — all over the place,” says Ferrell, who recorded the album at Southern Ground and Minutia studios in Nashville. “I listen to everything from bluegrass to techno to goth metal, and it all inspires me in different ways that I try to incorporate into my songs and make people really feel something.” In sculpting the album’s chameleonic sound, Ferrell joined forces with a knockout lineup of guest musicians (including Jerry Douglas, Tim O’Brien, Chris Scruggs, Sarah Jarosz, Billy Strings, and Dennis Crouch), adding entirely new texture to each of her gracefully crafted and undeniably heartfelt songs. A consummate musician’s musician, Ferrell found an easy camaraderie with the many luminaries who accompanied her on Long Time Coming. To that end, her most cherished moments in the album’s production include the recording of the soul-stirring choir-like harmonies of “West Virginia Waltz,” as well as Rory Hoffman’s impromptu whistling on “Bells of Every Chapel.” (“Rory’s got one heck of a whistle on him,” she marvels). At the same time, the making of Long Time Coming fully affirmed her affinity for lifers like Strings. “Billy’s in it for the music, which is something we have in common,” she says. “We’re just gonna keep playing till we’re not on this Earth anymore.” While the wayward sound of Long Time Coming is in many ways a perfect echo of Ferrell’s free-spirited nature, there’s also a much deeper intention at play: a desire to expand her listeners’ capacity for wonder, so that they might uncover some enchantment in their own lives. “A lot of us are taught to wake up, go to work, make money, eat, sleep, rinse, repeat,” says Ferrell. “It’s so easy to get caught up in that nine-to-five routine, and end up numb and dulled-down to everything. I want my music to help people break away from that — to get lost in their imagination, and start seeing how magical the world can be if you just pay attention.”

The Mars Volta

with special guest: Teri Gender Bender $45 ADV / $55 DOS / $150 PREMIUM BALCONY Fan Presale: Wednesday, February 14th at 10 AMLocal Presale: Thursday, February 15th at 10 AMPublic On Sale: Friday, February 16th at 10 AM

Finesse2Tymes

!NEW! Mother’s Day SPECIAL GA Tickets now $30$100 PREMIUM BALCONY

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