Concert by the Chicago-based punk and pop-punk band Belmont at Cannery Hall, part of the Ceremony Festival 2026.
Belmont play Cannery Hall on Saturday, October 17, as part of the Ceremony Festival 2026. They're a Chicago trio signed to Pure Noise Records, and they work across punk, rock, and pop-punk. If you've heard of them before, it's probably from Wild as Fuck, the album that put them on the map.
On stage, the band is a three-piece: Taz Johnson on vocals, Jason Inguagiato on guitar, and Brian Lada on drums. That's the whole lineup, so there's nowhere to hide—just the three of them running the set. The show is part of the Ceremony Festival, which means they're one of several acts playing across the festival's schedule, rather than a standalone tour date. If you're already planning to spend the weekend at the festival, this is one of the slots to keep on your radar.
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As for the sound, they sit right in that overlap between punk and pop-punk, and Wild as Fuck is the record most people associate with them. Since they're a trio, the live set comes down to those three parts—vocals, guitar, and drums—and that's the whole of it. The show is at Cannery Hall, 1 Cannery Row, Nashville, TN, on Saturday, October 17.
