California surf rock band almost monday plays Delmar Hall in St. Louis with support from feel trip.
almost monday play Delmar Hall on Tuesday, November 17, with feel trip opening. The California trio is touring through the fall, and this is their St. Louis stop.
They started out in a San Diego surf shop, where Dawson Daugherty on vocals, Cole Clisby on guitar, and Luke Fabry on bass built their sound. Their early breakout, "broken people," got a Sofi Tukker remix and helped them climb to #1 on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart with "can't slow down." Since then, their music has found its way into a lot of sports and lifestyle spots—over 50 syncs across ESPN, MLB broadcasts, March Madness, and the Vans US Open.
They've kept a steady stream of new music coming this year. They opened with "leaving is easy," followed by "no more regrets," and more recently "skinny dip." That run earned them a 2026 iHeart Music Awards nomination for Best New Alternative Artist. They played BottleRock in May and are currently on tour with Young the Giant.
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The St. Louis show is all ages, so it's an easy one to bring friends along to. Just a heads-up: it operates under a strict media policy—no cameras, no audio, and no video—so you'll have to leave the phone in your pocket for this one. Doors open at 7 PM, show starts at 8 PM. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door.
