Sublime Against the Machine - The Music of Sublime and Rage Against the Machine
Tickets on sale Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 10 a.m. (online) and 2 p.m. (In person or by phone).
Get ready for a ’90s alternative rock double bill that brings together two of the era’s most distinctive sounds.
Sublime Against the Machine celebrates the genre-blending California sound of Sublime and the explosive fusion of rock that made Rage Against the Machine a force of its own. With two bands and two full sets, experience the music, energy, and attitude that helped define a generation.
Whether these songs were the soundtrack to your youth or you’re discovering these bands for the first time, this is your chance to experience two legendary catalogs live in one unforgettable night.
Andy Hughes Bio
Andy Hughes is an award-winning songwriter and performer whose shows are as unpredictable as they are unforgettable. His music spans folk, country, reggae, ska, and hip hop, yet every song carries his unique voice and style. With his band TUGG he toured nationally and shared the stage with major acts, while his solo albums Heartland and Heartache and Songs for Sunday drew praise for their earthy, folk-rock sound.
What sets Andy apart is his live performance. No scripts, no setlists—he freestyles in the moment, creating songs about the audience, the venue, and the city. His guitar work, looping, and powerful vocals build layered soundscapes that pull listeners in. Every show is one-of-a-kind, and you truly have to experience it live to understand why he’s become a standout voice in the Upper Midwest music scene.
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