Tucked into the cozy, dimly lit corners of B Side at House of Blues, this night promises the kind of close-quarters live music experience that this lounge has built its name on. Think low ceilings, warm stage lighting, and the hum of a crowd close enough to feel the bass in their chest. The vinyl-inspired décor and gastrolounge menu set the mood before the first note even hits, giving the whole evening a slightly rowdier, more intimate edge than your typical concert hall.

Expect a set that leans into the B Side's signature vibe — a little unexpected, a little raw, built for people who like their live music served up close and personal. With small-batch cocktails in hand and a menu built for lingering between songs, the space turns into something between a listening room and a late-night hangout, the kind of spot where the show feels like it's happening just for you and whoever's standing next to you at the bar.