Name: 90s/00s Rock Night | Fargo, ND
Start: 2025-04-11T20:00:00-05:00
Location: Sanctuary Events Center

$90s\/00s Rock Night | Fargo, ND$

90s/00s Rock Night, featuring Green Day performed by Brain Stew, Oasis performed by Low Standards, Nickelback performed by FM All-Stars, and The White Stripes performed by Bobby and Tyler, comes to Sanctuary Events Center on Friday, April 11. Tickets on sale November 20 at 10AM at → bit.ly/40RRqcU.
All Ages | Doors at 7PM | Show at 8PM
Brain Stew:
Brain Stew is a Green Day song. It’s also the name of occasional Green Day tribute band Brain Stew. Made up of members from many current and former Fargo-based ska and pop-punk bands, the band pulls from Green Day’s entire catalogue to pay tribute to a formative band for multiple generations. You may have also seen them perform tributes to Weezer, Good Charlotte and The Offspring.
Low Standards:
Low Standards is a Fargo-based pop-rock/pop-punk band who specializes in closing down bars with the best rock songs from the 90s and 2k. They’ve played multiple tribute sets over the years as well, covering Foo Fighters, Limp Bizkit, All-American Rejects and Fall Out Boy. This year they’re attempting their best British accents and learning not just Wonderwall, but a whole range of tunes by the influential UK band Oasis.
The FM All-Stars:
The FM All-Stars are not just any cover band; they're a dynamic force of musical talent guaranteed to keep you on your feet all night long! Comprising four incredibly skilled musicians, this electrifying group knows how to ignite a party and keep the energy soaring. With their infectious enthusiasm and unparalleled stage presence. The FM All-Stars deliver unforgettable performances that span across all genres, from the timeless hits of the 80s and 90s to the chart-toppers of the 2000s and Today!
Bobby and Tyler:
Local boys Bobby and Tyler began playing together in indie space rock band Wild Amphora, one of the loudest bands in town. They’ll keep the volume and drop a couple members to become a faithful tribute to The White Stripes, ripping through a set of classics like Icky Thump and Seven Nation Army.