Big Ass Truck rolls into Fremont Country Club with the kind of genre-blending sound that made them a cult favorite out of Memphis back in the '90s — a loose, funky mashup of rock, hip-hop, dub and jam-band grooves that never quite sat still in one category. The band built a reputation for high-energy live shows that pulled from whatever influence felt right in the moment, and that spirit of loose, groove-heavy improvisation carries through to their performances today.

Fremont Country Club's eclectic, slightly surreal interior — all illuminated horseshoes, chromed antler chandeliers and covered-wagon entryways — makes for a fitting backdrop to a band that's always defied easy labeling. Expect a set that moves between heavy riffs, funky bass lines and rhythms built for dancing, in a room built for exactly that kind of night.