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GTG Fest: 19th Annual Indie Music Fest
Candid Antics(Support), No Skull(Support), Small Parks(Support), Narc Out the Reds(Support), Sad Leaves(Support), At War with the Birds(Support)
Saturday, October 17
8 PM
From Lansing
From Grand Rapids
Candid Antics is a six-piece jazz fusion band from Grand Rapids that coined the term "party-fusion" to describe its sound. Local Spins spotlighted the band in October 2025 around the release of its sophomore album. The group has performed at the Grand Rapids Art Museum as part of its Thursdays on the Terrace series, presented with 88.1 FM WYCE, and has played Reggies in Chicago.
From Lansing
No Skull is a heavy punk trio from Lansing formed in 2016 by guitarist/vocalist Ryan Andrews, formerly of Red Teeth, BerT and Dr. Device. The band released their self-titled debut EP in 2019 via GTG Records and Madlantis Records, featuring songs Andrews originally wrote in the 1990s and re-recorded with bassist Jules Purosky and drummer Abby Mogg. Their sound blends heavy punk with elements of sludge, stoner rock, and 90s grunge influences including Nirvana, Soundgarden, and Melvins.
Eastside
2021 E Michigan Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
From Detroit
Small Parks is a punk band from Michigan signed to GTG Records. Their full-length album "Honest Light" earned them coverage from regional outlets and a reputation for relentless live performance.
From Lansing
Singer/songwriter Chris Baratono fronts Narc Out the Reds alongside guitarist Ben Southwell, bassist Josh Siwek, and drummer Dan Jaquint. The band, active since 2008, released the EP Will Strum the Bang Bloody in 2024 on GTG Records. They describe their sound as "Noise Pop Noir / Pawnshop Hard Pop / ADHD Rock."