Moksha brings its psych rock sound to the Sand Dollar Lounge, the kind of worn-in, dimly lit room where guitar reverb hangs in the air and the walls have soaked in decades of Vegas blues and rock history. This is a late-night set, running from 10pm into the small hours, built for the crowd that wants their music loud, hazy, and a little unpredictable rather than polished for a casino stage.

There's no cover charge, which fits the room's whole ethos—a neighborhood dive where you can wander in off the Strip's radar and catch a band that's more concerned with tone and feel than spectacle. Expect fuzzed-out guitars, driving rhythms, and the kind of psychedelic rock lean that rewards a drink in hand and no particular plan for the night.