Oscura Presents:
SoulSwitch
with
Noself
Parallel Motion
The Cunningham Wake
SoulSwitch is a Modern/Hard Rock band from Orlando, Florida.
The Orlando quintet forges infectious hard rock songs with strands of heavy metal and alternative. Bruising riffs, blazing solos, honest lyrics, and massive hooks converge for a sound that's immediately arena-ready during tracks like "Change" and "Transmission's Lost". With production by Michael "Elvis" Baskette [Chevelle, Alter Bridge] and incendiary shows with Korn, Five Finger Death Punch, and Kid Rock under their belts, SoulSwitch—Paul Mahoney [Vocals], Jimmy Kwong [Guitar], Billy Rufrano [Guitar], Matt Larson [Bass], and Don Cadman [Drums]—will have fans everywhere sporting their trademark colors of red and black very soon.
Organically cultivating a following around Orlando, the band has performed at WJRR’s Earthday Birthday Festival 10 times. They've shared the stage with everyone from Saving Abel to Papa Roach, becoming known for hyper-charged performances and even being crowned one of the 40 best unsigned bands in the world at Hard Rock Calling. They were so explosive while playing with Sevendust on New Year's Eve that chants of SoulSwitch's name shook the House of Blues as they left the stage. Now, their reputation as a live force to be reckoned with precedes them, and some national acts have been scared to go on after SoulSwitch in Orlando...
Cover $10 ADV; $15 DOS
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Doors 7 PM - close
All Ages - Under 18 Requires Parent or Guardian
All Parking Spots in Lot Available as of Door Times
About the venue:
OSCURA has been reimagined and relaunched in the neighborhood of Old Manatee, with award-winning food and beverage programs, creative events, quality live music, and entertainment.
We are taking that established brand that was built over two and a half years in the previous location and adding new layers; with aesthetics that represent our view of Bradenton past, present and future.
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