Southern California alt-rock band Alien Ant Farm perform live at Knuckleheads with special guests Scarhaven and Incidental.
Alien Ant Farm play Knuckleheads on Thursday, October 15, with special guests Scarhaven and Incidental opening the night. The show starts at 7:30 PM at 2715 Rochester Ave in Kansas City.
If the name rings a bell, it's probably from the early 2000s. Alien Ant Farm are a Southern California alt-rock band from Riverside, formed in 1996. They hit the global stage with their 2001 album ANThology, which went multi-platinum and gave them the hit single "Movies" and their cover of Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal." Since then, they've released six studio albums: TruANT in 2003, Up in the Attic in 2006, Always and Forever in 2015, and their most recent, mAntras, in 2024. They're still touring.
The current lineup is Dryden Mitchell on vocals, Terry Corso on guitar, Mike Cosgrove on drums, and Tim Peugh on bass. They describe their sound as fusing heavy riffs, catchy hooks, and a strong sense of personality. With mAntras out since last year, there's new material in the mix alongside the older records.
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Scarhaven and Incidental open the bill, so the music starts well before the headliner takes the stage. It's a Thursday night show at Knuckleheads, 2715 Rochester Ave, starting at 7:30 PM.
