Hailed by Rock and Roll Globe as "one of the most renowned alternative rock bands of the past three decades," the talents of Everclear – led by vocalist, guitarist, and founder Art Alexakis – headline an October 18 concert at East Moline venue The Rust Belt, performing all the hits from throughout the outfit's extraordinary, three decades-long catalog, and spotlighting tracks off their platinum-selling album Songs from an American Movie Vol. One.

Famed for their avant-garde sound and horror film-inspired imagery that features masks and costumes, the alternative-metal musicians of Mushroomhead headline an October 22 concert at East Moline venue The Rust Belt, their August release Call the Devil hailed by New Noise Magazine as "intense and riveting, with ballads and mind-blowing bangers for the loyal fans and new listeners."

Wisconsin-based talents whose laurels include nine award wins from Madison Area Music Association, including citations as Pop/R&B Artist of the Year in 2017, '19, and '20, the artists of the People Brothers Band headline an October 18 concert at Davenport's Redstone Room, the group's 2023 album Sisters & Brothers hailed by Isthmus as "a master class in blending rock, soul, and jam-friendly positive vibes into an upbeat instant classic."

Headlining a celebration of the soul and R&B legend who scored 11 consecutive RIAA-certified platinum albums and sold over 40 million records worldwide, Chicago artist Brandon James brings his Luther Vandross tribute to Davenport's Redstone Room, the October 19 concert sure to boast beloved hits including "Never Too Much," "Here and Now," "Any Love," "Power of Love/Love Power," "I Can Make It Better," and "For You to Love."

With the group's debut recording New Juju newly out on SkyDeck Records and available on all digital platforms, the talents of the the University of Northern Iowa faculty septet Shorter Stories headline the latest event in Polyrhythms' Third Sunday Jazz Series, their October 20 concert at Davenport's Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Quad Cities delivering a tribute to legendary composer and saxophonist Wayne Shorter.

Lauded by NPR as a "a rich and easygoing reminder that the American guitar tradition is a vast and detailed one," Chicago-based composer, guitarist, and singer Bill MacKay headlines an October 18 concert at Rock island's Rozz-Tox, the artist's 2024 release Locust Land, according to Flood magazine, "filled with crunchy guitar parts, prog-folk instrumentation, looming organ swells, and subtle drum parts that give the album a steady propulsion. It’s some of his strongest work, both deeply intimate and boldly cosmic."

A consistently popular and lauded presence on the Midwestern touring circuit, beloved folk singer/songwriter Cody Diekhoff – better known by his recording alias Chicago Farmer – headlines an October 18 concert at Davenport's Raccoon Motel, the artist a soulful crooner and guitarist who inspired No Depression to rave, “If the Midwest is looking for a voice, the search is over.”

Lauded by Paste magazine as "a master of subtle surprise," indie-pop singer/songwriter Mei Semones headlines an October 24 concert at Davenport's Raccoon Motel, the Brooklyn-based talent's output also praised by the Chicago Reader as "charming, understated songs that drip with romance, infatuation, and melancholy."

With the acclaimed, Orlando-based artist and her ensemble touring in support of their forthcoming album Sprinter, singer/songwriter Cat Ridgeway and her indie-rock outfit The Tourists headline an October 23 concert at Davenport's Raccoon Motel, the recording's first single "Epilogue" inspiring Return of Rock to rave of its creator, "With its sprightly pace and punk-inspired groove throughout, she is certainly looking to get us up and out of our seats with this one.”

A high-energy ensemble boasting some of the sharpest musical talents the area has to offer, 10 of Soul headlines an October 19 concert at the Rhythm City Casino Resort Event Center, their Davenport set sure to boast classic tunes from the genres of soul, funk, and blues, as well as a few funky arrangements of their own.

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