Streetlight Manifesto in Dallas

Streetlight Manifesto is an American ska-punk band formed in New Brunswick, New Jersey, in 2002 by singer, guitarist and songwriter Tomas Kalnoky. Its brass-led arrangements, rapid punk rhythms and narrative lyrics are represented on albums including Everything Goes Numb, Somewhere in the Between and The Hands That Thieve; widely known songs include “Point/Counterpoint,” “A Better Place, a Better Time” and “We Will Fall Together.” Streetlight Manifesto played the Vans Warped Tour before presenting its 2013 run as The End of the Beginning Tour, which marked the end of full-time touring rather than a farewell. The band subsequently returned for selective headline runs and recurring New Jersey concerts, including year-end performances at Starland Ballroom in Sayreville.

The Bridge City Sinners are an American folk-punk band formed in Portland, Oregon, in 2016. Their dark acoustic music draws on old-time country, bluegrass and punk, and the group is known for songs including “Devil Like You,” “Song of the Siren” and “Witches’ Wrath,” as well as the albums Here’s to the Devil, Unholy Hymns and In the Age of Doubt. The group began by busking, then took its fiddle, banjo, upright bass, guitar and resonator-guitar lineup into clubs and on tours through the United States and Europe. The Bridge City Sinners have also performed at Muddy Roots Music Festival and Punk Rock Bowling.