Sean Healy Presents
Sap's Erasure Tour (w/ special guests Sludge Mother, Lorraine)
with Lorraine
December 02, 2026
6:45 pm
PST
(Doors: 6:00 pm )
$23.15
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Sap
Sap is an independent, alternative rock trio from Austin, TX. Infusing the energetic and melodic sonics of 90’s grunge with emotionally driven dynamics of contemporary music, Sap creates a perfect soundscape for unpredictable live shows. The band is composed of guitarist/vocalist Evan Fundora, bassist Hank Barna, and drummer Jared Cox. Together they have accrued over 6 million streams worldwide, touring with longstanding bands like The Jins and most recently with up and coming acts such as Clarion, Rehash and Cheerleader Roadkill. Sap is set to go on their own US tour in support of their new 2026 album ‘Erasure’.
Sludge Mother
Sludge Mother is a sonic force reigniting the raw energy of 1990's rock anthems. Channeling the heavy, sludgy riffs of Soundgarden and the emotive depth of Alice In Chains, Sludge Mother is resurrecting grunge’s soul, reimagined for a new era. Sludge Mother, known for her intense vocals and unfiltered lyricism, fuses the grit of Seattle’s golden age with a modern, visceral intensity. The result is a sound that’s both familiar and fresh—drenched in fuzzed-out guitars, brooding melodies, and the kind of anthemic choruses that demand to be shouted in dimly lit venues.
Lorraine
Lorraine formed in 2025 after four friends started writing songs that were louder, weirder, and more emotional than anything they'd played before. Pulling from mathcore, noise rock, screamo, post-hardcore, and the bands they grew up obsessing over, they never set out to fit into one scene. If an idea felt exciting, they followed it.
Most of Lorraine's music comes from real moments—grief, friendships, growing older, and trying to find humor in things that aren't always funny. Songs are built by throwing ideas at each other until something clicks, whether that's an off-time riff, a noisy breakdown, or a melody that somehow survives all the chaos around it.
Most of Lorraine's music comes from real moments—grief, friendships, growing older, and trying to find humor in things that aren't always funny. Songs are built by throwing ideas at each other until something clicks, whether that's an off-time riff, a noisy breakdown, or a melody that somehow survives all the chaos around it.