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A trio of space crusading gentlemen on a journey to find the saddest songs amongst the stars.

The power trio The Nuclear Heartbreak, based out of Connecticut, is the high caliber product of guitarist and singer James Darling, drummer Gio Gomez and bassist Tim Robbins. The Nuclear Heartbreak released their self-titled debut album in August 2019.

The bands live shows are hailed as an “electric, crowd pleasing, party atmosphere,” riddled with songs that are “full bore sing-a-longs, the kind of singalongs you would grab a stranger to and together join in a triumphant chanting of the defiant lyrics.” The band is dripping with undertones of garage rock, folk, blues, and punk. The perfect combination to mesmerize the boisterous energy of any audience. The only way one could come close to describing The Nuclear Heartbreak's unique and dynamic sound would be if Weezer were to have a love child with the Alabama Shakes and that child was bottle fed “Reinventing Axl Rose” by Against Me!

Their sophomore album, "Misguided Youth" released on October 30, 2020. Their hit single “Hard Times” was featured on several radio stations including the notorious WFUV in NYC. Their most recent single “Right Now” released in June 2024 and premiered on 95.9 The Fox!

Sir Tone & Twang, aka Rob Phelps, longtime leader of legendary CT band Fingersleeve. Now in his DJ sets, using only vinyl records, he explores "Tone", "Twang" and what lies between. He knows how to blend different genres of music together seamlessly, and always keeps the energy high. 

He is a true entertainer, and is known for his impeccable taste in music. He has a deep appreciation for the history of music, and he shares his knowledge with his audience through the selections.

Unless listed as a Family or Children’s event, most performances are intended for teens & adults. Some events are not appropriate for children under 18. We welcome children under the age of 3 or 4 years old for family entertainment, but we do not recommend they attend more mature offerings.

All children who have reached their first birthday require a ticket.