All-ages show headlined by St. Clair with Like Heaven, Buck Fever and There's a Floating Pirate Ship at The Sinkhole.
St. Clair headlines The Sinkhole on Friday, December 4, with Like Heaven, Buck Fever and There's a Floating Pirate Ship filling out the bill. It's a four-band night, so you'll get a full run of music rather than just one set. The Sinkhole is at 7423 S Broadway, and the whole show is all ages, so you can bring whoever you want.
If you're not familiar with the room, it's a DIY spot that doesn't hide its rough edges. The venue describes itself as "crunch rock supreme" and "the ultimate DIY venue in St. Louis," a room that leans into its rough-and-ready reputation. It's the kind of place that feels more like a community space than a polished club, which fits the bill of four bands sharing one night.
St. Clair takes the top spot, and the supporting acts—Like Heaven, Buck Fever and There's a Floating Pirate Ship—will open the evening. With four names on the poster, the music starts well before the headliner takes the stage, so if you want to catch everyone, you'll want to be there early. The all-ages tag means it's open to everyone, from the youngest fans to the oldest.
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Doors open at 8 PM, and tickets are $12. Between the four bands and the DIY setting, it's a long night of music for a single entry fee.
