Welshly Arms
with The Astronomers
All Ages
Monday, November 16, 2026
Doors: 7 pm // Show: 8 pm
All ages show – $2 cash surcharge at the door for minors
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Welshly Arms
After dropping their anthemic single “Legendary” (now a certified platinum single in several European countries that has been streamed over 250 Million times) in 2017, the four midwesterners were catapulted from playing local music clubs in Cleveland onto the world’s largest rock festival stages including Lollapalooza, The Reading & Leeds Festival, Bottlerock, Rock am Ring, Hangout Music Fest, Shaky Knees, and more in less than a year’s time.
The quick rise for Getz, Jimmy Weaver [bass, vocals], Bri Bryant [vocals], and Jon Bryant [vocals] saw the band play for massive sold-out festival crowds instantly hooked by “Legendary” and other Welshly Arms’ hits such as “Indestructible”, “Learn To Let Go”, and “Sanctuary” (the latter two were both Top Ten Songs in Germany). In mere months, Welshly Arms became indie-rock darlings cherished from Los Angeles to Warsaw.
While on the road in Europe and North America for seemingly two straight years, Welshly Arms’ tunes appeared in popular media including Quentin Tarantino's award-winning film “The Hateful Eight” (Trailer), Underground 6 (Netflix), Empire (Fox), FIFA (EA Sports), and were used by major brands such as Miller Lite, Jeep, ESPN, MLB, NFL, and NASCAR, among many others.
Welshly Arms’ latest singles, “Glorious” and “In Chills,” showcase two powerful sides of the band’s evolving identity: one rooted in defiant resilience, the other in vulnerable restraint. “Glorious” arrives as a towering anthem of perseverance, channeling themes of faith, purpose, and inner fire into a bold declaration of strength, where struggle is transformed into triumph and pain becomes fuel for forward motion. In contrast, “In Chills” strips the band’s sound back to its emotional core, embracing a cleaner, more exposed production that captures the thrill and unease of unexpected connection - the tension between control and surrender, desire and aftermath. Together, the tracks expand Welshly Arms’ soul-lifting rock-and-roll ethos, balancing grit and power with intimacy and emotional risk, and signaling a band unafraid to claim both victory and vulnerability in equal measure.
The fan-favorite duo of Bri and Jon Bryant breathe spiritual life into every cut through their uplifting choral vocal moments. While Getz’ soaring lead vocals and lyrics implore listeners to persevere through life’s obstacles in between awe-inducing guitar solos. Weaver, a production mastermind and gifted studio rat, sprinkles contemporary flavors through groovy basslines, synth chords, and tasteful electronic effects.
Recharged and replenished, the four members of Welshly Arms look to continue to bring their successful hits and latest singles to the masses with their signature fiery passion that continues to inspire music fans all around the world.
The quick rise for Getz, Jimmy Weaver [bass, vocals], Bri Bryant [vocals], and Jon Bryant [vocals] saw the band play for massive sold-out festival crowds instantly hooked by “Legendary” and other Welshly Arms’ hits such as “Indestructible”, “Learn To Let Go”, and “Sanctuary” (the latter two were both Top Ten Songs in Germany). In mere months, Welshly Arms became indie-rock darlings cherished from Los Angeles to Warsaw.
While on the road in Europe and North America for seemingly two straight years, Welshly Arms’ tunes appeared in popular media including Quentin Tarantino's award-winning film “The Hateful Eight” (Trailer), Underground 6 (Netflix), Empire (Fox), FIFA (EA Sports), and were used by major brands such as Miller Lite, Jeep, ESPN, MLB, NFL, and NASCAR, among many others.
Welshly Arms’ latest singles, “Glorious” and “In Chills,” showcase two powerful sides of the band’s evolving identity: one rooted in defiant resilience, the other in vulnerable restraint. “Glorious” arrives as a towering anthem of perseverance, channeling themes of faith, purpose, and inner fire into a bold declaration of strength, where struggle is transformed into triumph and pain becomes fuel for forward motion. In contrast, “In Chills” strips the band’s sound back to its emotional core, embracing a cleaner, more exposed production that captures the thrill and unease of unexpected connection - the tension between control and surrender, desire and aftermath. Together, the tracks expand Welshly Arms’ soul-lifting rock-and-roll ethos, balancing grit and power with intimacy and emotional risk, and signaling a band unafraid to claim both victory and vulnerability in equal measure.
The fan-favorite duo of Bri and Jon Bryant breathe spiritual life into every cut through their uplifting choral vocal moments. While Getz’ soaring lead vocals and lyrics implore listeners to persevere through life’s obstacles in between awe-inducing guitar solos. Weaver, a production mastermind and gifted studio rat, sprinkles contemporary flavors through groovy basslines, synth chords, and tasteful electronic effects.
Recharged and replenished, the four members of Welshly Arms look to continue to bring their successful hits and latest singles to the masses with their signature fiery passion that continues to inspire music fans all around the world.
The Astronomers
The Astronomers make alternative pop music that feels as expansive as it is deeply personal. Led by Michael Stensland and Ben Baker, the Oshkosh, Wisconsin duo have carved out their own lane with nostalgic, brass-tinted pop. Blending emotional storytelling with explosive choruses, and modern production, their sound sits
somewhere between Quinn XCII, AJR, and Jon Bellion while still feeling unmistakably their own.
Their rise began with breakout single 'Overthinking,' which hit #1 on Midwest pop station 101.1 WIXX, followed by fan-favorite releases including 'Bad Type' and 'Hotel Rooms' — the latter climbing to #88 on U.S. Top 40 radio. Onstage is where The Astronomers fully come alive, blending live drums, keys, saxophone, spacey guitar textures. From opening for Quinn XCII and Mike Posner to performing to more than 5,000 during a breakout hometown performance at Appleton's Mile of Music.
The Astronomers continue to expand their world without compromising the
independence that defines them. Following the release of their 2026 EP ‘Guess It’s Just Life 2' and the launch of a new creative era with their latest single, 'HEART THIEF,' the duo continue pushing their sound forward while reaching new audiences with each release and show.
somewhere between Quinn XCII, AJR, and Jon Bellion while still feeling unmistakably their own.
Their rise began with breakout single 'Overthinking,' which hit #1 on Midwest pop station 101.1 WIXX, followed by fan-favorite releases including 'Bad Type' and 'Hotel Rooms' — the latter climbing to #88 on U.S. Top 40 radio. Onstage is where The Astronomers fully come alive, blending live drums, keys, saxophone, spacey guitar textures. From opening for Quinn XCII and Mike Posner to performing to more than 5,000 during a breakout hometown performance at Appleton's Mile of Music.
The Astronomers continue to expand their world without compromising the
independence that defines them. Following the release of their 2026 EP ‘Guess It’s Just Life 2' and the launch of a new creative era with their latest single, 'HEART THIEF,' the duo continue pushing their sound forward while reaching new audiences with each release and show.