Name: Big Shrimp & Escaper w/ Type Relevant | Opening Weekend at The Caz
Start: 2024-10-18T20:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-10-18T23:45:00-04:00
Location: 2221 Seneca St, Buffalo, NY 14210-2414, United States

$Big Shrimp & Escaper w\/ Type Relevant | Opening Weekend at The Caz$

Doors 6pm | Show 8pm | 21+
Food Service from 6pm to 9:30pm
FAQs and more details at TheCazBuffalo.com
Join us for the Opening Weekend at The Caz! On Friday, October 18, 2024, we welcome touring acts Escaper (NYC) and Big Shrimp (Bridgeport, CT) to South Buffalo, along with local favorites Type Relevant.
General Admission • Seating on the main floor is limited, but mezzanine upgrades are available for a more elevated experience. Enjoy selections from our à la carte menu, available for food service before or during the show. Tickets can be purchased online in advance or at the door on the day of the event, while supplies last.
*** Please note The Caz operates a CASHLESS venue ***
Big Shrimp, formerly known as Baked Shrimp, returns with a fresh lineup and an electrifying sound, ready to make waves in the music world. Hailing from Bridgeport, CT, this versatile quartet features long-standing members Jared Sage Cowen (Guitar/Vocals) and Jager Soss (Drums/Vocals), alongside new talents Max Perrotti (Bass/Vocals) and Matt Takesh (Keyboard/Vocals). Their evolution from a power trio to a quartet has broadened their musical scope, combining bold progressive fusion rock with innovative, polished new elements.
Escaper, a New York City band, blends funky jams with progressive psych-rock to create sci-fi dance parties. Known for the chemistry between Will Hanza (guitar, vocals) and Phil Kadet (keys), they’ve expanded their lineup with Sam Crespo (Space Bacon) on drums and Luke Bemand (lespecial) on bass. Escaper has played major Northeast festivals like Northlands, Great South Bay, and Bear’s Picnic, sharing stages with Jon Fishman (Phish), Karl Denson, and members of the Disco Biscuits, Dopapod, and more.
Type Relevant is a Buffalo-based hip-hop collective that has been performing across Western New York for nearly two decades.