Bilmuri - Kinda Hard Tour
Indigo Room at House of Blues Myrtle Beach, 4640 Highway 17 South, 29582 North Myrtle Beach Kort
lau. 05.09.2026 18:00
House of Blues Myrtle Beach is mainly General Admission which is Standing Room Only. Reserved Seating is available in the balcony overlooking the stage at a slightly higher price which includes: priority entry (meaning you will not need to stand in the long general admission line for entry), guaranteed seating & cocktail service throughout the night. For guests with accessible needs, purchase the appropriate number of wheelchair/mobility impaired/companion tickets required for your party. Please plan on arriving at the House of Blues approximately 15 minutes before door time to check in with security. If you have additional questions regarding our accessible seating accommodations, please contact the box office directly at 843.272.3000, option 1 There is a strict 4 Ticket Limit during Presales & 8 Ticket Limit at the Public On sale Accounts found in violation of the posted ticket limit may be cancelled without notice.
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Bilmuri
BILMURI STRIVES TO OBTAIN THE MOST OPTIMAL LEVELS OF ETHEREAL RIFFAGE.
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Knuckle Puck
Despite its title, the second album from Knuckle Puck isn’t a reinvention; rather, Shapeshifter is the sound of the Chicago-based pop-punk band taking their best qualities and honing them to make them even sharper. The songwriting became tighter and more deliberate, the lyrics more introspective and urgent—without losing an ounce of the sweat-soaked authenticity and passion that made their debut album, Copacetic, so captivating. Above all, it’s an album that proves the band are unflinchingly unwilling to compromise when it comes to their art. That’s evident on first single “Gone,” perhaps the most fully realized Knuckle Puck song to date. It’s equal parts muscular and melodic, textured with keyboards, buzzsaw guitars and a buoyant chorus that will integrate seamlessly into the band’s raved-about live show. “When you reach early adulthood and start to see your life take shape, it’s also important to shape your identity and break yourself free from anything that might be holding you down,” guitarist Nick Casasanto explains. “I hope the album instills a little bit of hope in people. I hope people realize they should consume the things that really speak to them. Through that, I feel like it’s the most satisfying way to be who you want to be.” http://knucklepuckil.com
