Stormy Chromer at The Mousetrap – Friday, April 22nd

Stormy Chromer first landed on the live music scene in 2014 and has been touring and amassing fans across the country ever since. The band’s four members – guitarists Spencer Hanson and Brendan Collins, bassist Ryan King, and drummer Amin Lanseur – work together to create a new brand of improvisational rock. The band’s real-time compositional style has earned them a steady following of devoted fans in the midwest, as well as a reputation within the greater jam scene. Over the years, Stormy Chromer has played alongside nationally-touring acts like Aqueous, The Werks, Consider the Source, Laith Al-Saadi, The Main Squeeze, and Jimkata. 2021 will see Stormy Chromer’s debut appearance at Summer Camp Music Festival, held in Chillicothe, IL.

Stormy Chromer has been characterized by the Ann Arbor Current Magazine as having “a jazz-like knack for spread-out jams that can still keep things tight and land on a dime.” The quartet followed up their debut “Peace of Pizza EP” with 2016’s full-length album, “A Tale of Two Mouths,” and 2018’s “Solid Sessions EP.” Combined with an explosive live show, Stormy Chromer delivers a one-two punch of riveting performance and powerful songwriting that captivates audiences and keeps them chasing more.

Stardust Social Club is a 5-piece jam band band from Indianapolis, Indiana. The band formed in 2020 from a collection of passionate and seasoned improv musicians who met at The Mousetrap in Indy. Their sound is influenced heavily by the music they grew up with ranging from outlaw country, r&b, heavy metal, rock and roll and hip hop. Their unique brand of entertainment fuses intense and emotional jams with tight rhythms, seasoned vocals, tasteful dynamics with improvisation and high power stage energy that will make you want to drop everything and join the party.

On the Road to Summer Camp 2023 winners Stardust Social Club has risen quickly to local fame building a loyal fanbase in Indiana. In their first year they played Phase Seven Music Festival, Livestock, and threw their own festival Bear Creek in Indianapolis.

Currently, the band is playing all over the midwest and collecting live recordings for release.