Silverada With The Pink Stones

Silverada are playing the Lincoln Theatre on Tuesday, October 13, as part of their Living Proof Tour. They're sharing the bill with The Pink Stones, a cosmic country group from Athens, Georgia, that blends sixties twang with psychedelic rock. The two bands tour together frequently, so this is a familiar pairing.

Silverada is a neotraditional country and Americana band from Austin, Texas, founded by Mike Harmeier. If the name doesn't ring a bell, it's because they were known as Mike and the Moonpies until 2024. The rebrand marked a shift in sound: they moved away from their dance-hall roots toward something more refined, and they now describe their music as something to crank up loud in the truck on a Friday afternoon. The current lineup is Mike Harmeier on vocals, Catlin Rutherford on guitar, Omar Oyoque on bass, Parker Twomey on keys, and Taylor Englert on drums.

That makes for a full band on stage—five players for a sound that sits in the neotraditional country and Americana camp, with the Pink Stones adding a psychedelic edge to the night. The Raleigh date is one stop on the Living Proof Tour, which they're taking across the country.

Doors open at 7 PM, and the show starts at 8 PM. Tickets range from $24.05 to $200.25, with presale at $21.75, day-of tickets at $27.25, and tables at $182.25. The Lincoln Theatre is at 126 E. Cabarrus St. in downtown Raleigh.