We’re back at it and ready to downward dog for a good cause. 🧘♀️🐶
@juiceboxyoga - Sierra Rose is hosting our next Puppy Yoga class on January 25 from 1–2pm, and we couldn’t be more excited. This class is 100% donation-based, with every dollar going straight back to saving dogs.Expect a whole lot of puppy love, including Shar Pei mix pups, Boxer pups, and cuddly Pit pups. It’s the perfect blend of stretch, snuggles, and savasana with a side of slobbery kisses. Namastay for the puppies. 😉
✨ Space is limited and this class tends to sell out, so don’t wait.👉 Grab your spot here: https://yogajuicebox.com/classes/sierra-rose/And while you’re at it, do yourself a favor and sign up for a Yin Yoga class too. Because a little calm and mindfulness never hurt anyone. 💛
ing from Nada Yoga and psychoacoustics, we use tones and frequencies known to support slower brainwave states-helping quiet mental activity, release tension, and activate the parasympathetic response.In the depth of winter, when the body asks for warmth and nourishment, this practice offers a restorative pause. A place to rest, move slow, and reconnect with your inner steadiness.All levels welcome.Settle in, listen deeply, and let sound do its work.
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and human connection. Their sound balances raw intensity with melodic restraint, creating songs that feel both confrontational and cathartic.
Dirt CityDirt City delivers gritty, high-energy rock rooted in street-level realism and unpolished attitude. Their music is loud, relentless, and driven by stories of survival, chaos, and hard-earned pride.
Abandoned HouseAbandoned House crafts moody, atmospheric songs that linger between memory and loss. With haunting melodies and restrained instrumentation, they turn emptiness into something intimate and unsettling.
Ruins in ParadiseRuins in Paradise fuses dark lyricism with lush, cinematic textures to capture beauty amid decay. Their sound feels expansive and emotional, reflecting the tension between hope and disillusionment.
Our first NG of 2026 is all Reno! Catch @dirtcitynv @ruinsinparadise and @abandonedhouseofficial at @4th.st.coffeebar! This is a free, all-ages show supported by the @nvartscouncil!
and Theatre on Sunday, January 25, 2026.
Trevor Wallace is a stand-up comedian, writer & actor. Wallace can be seen just about everywhere on the internet and has collectively built a digital thumbprint of over 2.5 Billion views across his social media channels with a following of over 16 Million fans collectively. Wallace has been featured on Comedy Central, MTV, Barstool Sports, E! News, The L.A. Times, The New York Times, Ad Age, Business Insider, Men’s Health, Buzzfeed, and Complex to name a few. Wallace was also voted as a finalist for “Best in Comedy” at the 2020 Shorty Awards.
Wallace has worked with prestigious brands such as, Chipotle, Natural Light, BruMate, SeatGeek, G FUEL, OnePlus, Bumble, Wetzel’s Pretzels, Snickers, Monster Energy & many more. Wallace has also toured the U.S. performing at theaters, colleges and comedy clubs including the Netflix Is A Joke Festival, Moontower Comedy Festival and the New York Comedy Festival. This past year Trevor wrapped up his SOLD OUT Theater tour ‘Are you That Guy’ which was an international success. His first hour long special Pterodactyl, is now streaming on Prime Video.
country and folk traditions. His music often reflects themes of heritage, resilience, and life on the road.
William Prince is a Juno Award–winning songwriter from Peguis First Nation whose warm baritone and reflective storytelling have made him a celebrated voice in contemporary folk. His work blends personal narrative with themes of faith, family, and Indigenous identity.
Vincent Neil Emerson is headed to Cypress on 1/25 with Special Guest William Prince!
blending live pro wrestling with underground rap and comedy rock performances. It’s presented as “Lunacy of JCW Live Pro Wrestling,” featuring Juggalo Championship Wrestling (JCW, associated with Insane Clown Posse and the Juggalo scene).
Performances by horrorcore rapper Ouija Macc, up-and-coming artist Wakko The Kidd, and the legendary comedy punk/metal band Green Jelly (famous for “Three Little Pigs” and their puppet-filled chaotic shows).
The event ties into Violent J (from ICP), with the tour often linked to his solo or related projects in Juggalo culture.
Expect a rowdy, theatrical atmosphere with wrestling matches, live music, crowd participation, and the signature over-the-top “chaos” vibe typical of Juggalo gatherings—think Faygo showers, wild antics, and unfiltered entertainment.
Doors 6:00 – Show 6:30 – 18+
nces. Her performances blend musicality and emotion across a range of styles.
Alan MunsonAlan Munson is a seasoned singer who brings authenticity and depth to every performance. He is recognized for his confident stage presence and engaging vocal style.
Amy KayAmy Kay is a dynamic vocalist whose sound combines warmth, clarity, and personality. She connects easily with listeners through heartfelt performances and polished musicianship.
Riley HayesRiley Hayes is an emerging singer known for a fresh voice and contemporary style. Their performances showcase both technical skill and genuine emotion.
BushyheadBushyhead is a distinctive vocalist whose sound reflects strong roots and individuality. Their performances emphasize storytelling and a powerful musical identity.
Terry WebbTerry Webb is a respected singer with a rich, seasoned voice and a passion for live performance. He brings consistency, professionalism, and soul to the stage.
Kaitlin O'ConnorKaitlin O'Connor is a talented vocalist known for her expressive tone and engaging presence. She delivers performances that are both polished and emotionally resonant.
Alice OsbornAlice Osborn is a singer whose voice combines sincerity and strength. Her performances highlight musical sensitivity and a natural connection with her audience.
Mark your calendar for our monthly Songwriter's Night at Black Rabbit Mead Company! These ones are so fun!
Like Hell” offers a compelling antidote. Sonia sings about everything threatening to kill the spirit—deep nihilism in the face of global capitalism—with the kind of spirit that can’t be killed. Sonia’s vocals imagine better worlds, ones free of restraint or surveillance. There’s no self-censorship here—Sonia isn’t afraid to scream until their throat is raw, and Annie isn’t afraid to groove through the apocalypse. Leaning into rock and post-pop-punk with heart and reverence, they perform with a freedom many feel bereft of today. Most songs on Feels Like Hell came quickly, still fresh and on the tip of their tongues. This was a complete reversal from Quitter, their previous album, which ironically caused a burnout that mirrored its themes. With Feels Like Hell, the band intentionally did the opposite of everything they did before. Where they once agonized over every detail, here they embraced impulse. Where they previously took their time, here they kept things sharp and brief. The result is a pure channeling of energy that strikes straight to the solar plexus.
Weakened Friends are a Portland, Maine–based indie-rock trio formed in 2015, known for channeling ’90s alt-rock grit into cathartic, emotionally direct songs about burnout, friendship and self-worth. Their 2025 album Feels Like Hell digs deeper into themes of existential exhaustion and reclaiming voice, marking a bold step in their evolution.
Weakened Friends (@weakenedfriends), a band of soaring hooks and catchy melodies, will be at Holland Project January 27th 🙏
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