A night of punchy pop-punk, grunge-heavy guitars, $ New England DIY rock w/ Sorry Safari, Mother Nimbus, & Opaline.
Sorry Safari, Mother Nimbus, & Opaline
Wed 11/18
7pm doors/8pm show
All Ages | $15
Sorry Safari are a Portland, Maine pop-punk and alternative rock quartet combining the crunch of ’90s guitar rock with the intricate riffs and emotional urgency of Midwest emo. Featuring Brett Bannister (vocals/rhythm guitar), Joseph Leonard (lead guitar/vocals), Topher Leon (bass), and Jack Twombly (drums), the band pairs fast-paced, hook-heavy songwriting with the restless energy of New England’s DIY scene. With a growing catalog of original material and a busy regional touring schedule, Sorry Safari bring a melodic but hard-hitting approach to modern alternative rock.
Mother Nimbus are an alternative rock trio from Durham, New Hampshire, drawing on ’90s grunge and 2000s alt-rock to create heavy, melodic, guitar-driven music. Featuring Nick Booth (guitar/vocals), Owen Bower (bass), and Quinn Wilson (drums), the band balances thick riffs and raw energy with an ear for melody. Their growing catalog includes the EPs Rat Race and For You, alongside releases such as Between the Eaves, The Gardener, and Long Dead. A regular presence on Seacoast stages, Mother Nimbus continue to develop their sound as they work toward their debut full-length album.
Opaline are an emerging act active in New England’s independent music scene, with recent performances across Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Their 2026 appearances include shows in Manchester and Allston, along with Lowell’s Roscoe’s, placing them among the region’s active DIY performers.
