Blone Noble, Rick Guerre, Andean Shrine, girlcop

Shirley’s Theater at Gramps hosts a night of experimental sound and genre-bending performances featuring a lineup of underground and electronic artists. Blone Noble, Rick Guerre, Andean Shrine and girlcop will take the stage on Thursday, May 1.

Blone Noble, the solo project of Los Angeles-based Pat Salway, brings a theatrical blend of synth-heavy post-punk, dark disco and spoken word. Known for high-energy live performances and an eclectic debut album Life’s New Adventure, Noble’s show fuses music, performance art and visual storytelling. Supporting acts include Miami-based multi-instrumentalist Rick Guerre; ambient and experimental producer Andean Shrine; and Florida’s acid-house project girlcop. DJ sets by Noir Age and live visuals by digi.chel round out the evening’s immersive atmosphere.

This event is 21+ with tickets priced at $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Doors open at 7 p.m. with music starting at 8 p.m.