The Naked Sun, Brother Starling, and Evil Twin
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Tickets $25 online, $30 at the door
Online tickets end at 5pm on the day of the show.
Naked Sun
The Naked Sun has been playing together in and around Philadelphia for more than a decade, and you can hear every one of those hundreds of shows in the way the band plays live. Built around the songwriting of Drew Harris, the band combines lyrical Americana, jangly guitars, and expansive, atmospheric rock into songs that feel both familiar and entirely their own.
With longtime collaborator Tim Campbell on guitar, Dylan Mulcahy on drums, Tom Tusler on bass, and James Ashforth on guitar, The Naked Sun has developed the kind of onstage chemistry that only comes from years spent playing together in clubs, theaters, festivals, and DIY spaces up and down the East Coast. The result is a polished, energetic live show that can move from quiet and intimate to loud and explosive without losing its sense of purpose.
Their latest album, Mirror in the Hallway (January 2026), is the band’s most cohesive and cinematic record yet—a shimmering, shadowy reflection on change, nostalgia, and new beginnings. Live, those songs take on a different life: bigger, louder, looser, and driven by the chemistry of five musicians who know exactly when to lean in and when to let a song breathe.
Whether you’ve been following The Naked Sun for years or are seeing them for the first time, expect a night of big guitars, memorable songs, and a band that genuinely loves playing together
https://www.wearethenakedsun.com/
Brother Starling
Philadelphia-based Brother Starling has always lived somewhere between the roots of American music and the pull of rock and roll. The five-piece has built its sound around heartfelt songwriting, layered guitars and keyboards, vocal harmonies, and a rhythm section capable of moving from quiet restraint to full-band release.
Their debut album, The Weight of Change, introduced a band drawing heavily from Americana, classic rock, and the songwriting traditions of Laurel Canyon. With their new album, The World We Broke, Brother Starling pushes that sound forward.
The World We Broke looks at a world that feels noticeably different from the one that came before it—and at the ways people have changed along with it. Across ten songs, the album touches on isolation, addiction, technology, loss, anxiety, manipulation, and uncertainty, but never loses sight of the possibility of finding something better on the other side.
Musically, The World We Broke finds Brother Starling leaning further into melodic / indie rock while still carrying traces of the Americana roots of their earlier work. The songs are bigger, brighter, and more immediate, driven by strong melodies, layered guitars and keyboards, vocal harmonies, and a classic sense of songcraft. There is still plenty of weight beneath the surface, but this time the band often pairs its heavier subject matter with music that pushes forward rather than dwelling in the darkness.
Brother Starling is Geremiah Giampa (vocals/guitar), Tom Mellon (drums/vocals), Brian Fin (bass), Mike Rusch (guitar), and Joe Ryan (guitar/keyboards/vocals).
The World We Broke, out this Fall, is not a record about having all the answers. It’s a record about looking around, taking stock of where we are, and trying to find our way home.
Evil Twin
Evil Twin is a three-piece band based in Brooklyn, New York. They combine psychedelic guitar with classical melodies, upbeat danceable grooves, and cryptic lyrics from the collective subconscious.
Evil Twin Began in fall of 2021. As the original Covid lockdown began to end, the various scattered members of bands from Northwestern university decided to form a new band In Brooklyn, New York, playing their first show in the spring of 2022. They have since been featured on several popular playlists, been covered by The Luna Collective, Featured on Spin.com, and opened for Jack White on his No Name Tour. In March 2026 they released their Debut Album, "Upside Down We're Flying", and were featured in Magnet Magazine and Indie Sound, as well as The Late Show's #showmemusic series, where they preformed California (She's So Royal), and their new Single "DS Nine".
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The East Falls Train Station is a short walk from the Fallser Club. Parking in East Falls is no problem! There is ample free on-street parking near the East Falls train station driveway at 3610 Midvale Ave and a paid municipal lot three blocks away at 4100 Ridge Ave. Midvale Ave and Ridge Ave are both well-lit!
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