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Three Nights of OWL PRESENTS! at Our Wicked Lady

From August 27–29, OWL PRESENTS! supplies three distinct reasons to make Our Wicked Lady a weekend destination.

Published 2026-08-19 · CrowdMate editorial checks passed

For the Thursday-through-Sunday window of August 27–30, one of the clearest small-run itineraries arrives at Our Wicked Lady. OWL PRESENTS! has booked three consecutive 7 p.m. bills there: C. W. Headley on Thursday, Snowbeasts on Friday, and A Total Wreck on Saturday. The sequence is useful because each night carries its own internal logic, with a host-led opening program, a heavier electronic-focused middle, and a band-driven closer. Our Wicked Lady’s current presentation work emphasizes a long-running commitment to bands and scene-building, which gives the three-night cluster a coherent frame without forcing the shows into one sound or audience.^[1][2][3][4]

Thursday, August 27 begins with OWL PRESENTS! C. W. Headley, joined by Brian Indig and Giselle Generally, with Micah Walsh hosting. The listed format matters here: the host is part of the bill’s shape, making this an evening with a little room for personality around the performances. For a reader choosing a single night, this is the intimate entry point of the run. It is also the least genre-prescriptive lineup of the three, a good reason to arrive attentive to the individual names instead of treating the night as a preview for the louder Friday and Saturday programs.^[1][2]

Friday, August 28 is the central pick: OWL PRESENTS! Snowbeasts brings None Shall Remain, BEHOR, and Midnight Psychic together under a bill tagged electronic, metal, and rock. Snowbeasts’ own site currently foregrounds the album Dire Days, evidence of an active release cycle around the project. In this setting, the support names are worth treating as part of the main event’s architecture. Four acts give the evening enough range to move through adjacent darker textures while keeping the focus on live amplification, electronic construction, and physical volume. Plan for the 7 p.m. start; this is the date that best expresses the run’s sharpest tonal turn.^[3][5]

Saturday’s guitar-band handoff

On Saturday, August 29, OWL PRESENTS! A Total Wreck closes the three-night run with Phantom Wave, Oddysseys, and Holy Tunics. The candidate tags point toward rock, alternative, and indie, and the four-name bill suggests a compact survey of bands working across that shared club-language. Saturday therefore works as a clean reset after Friday’s electronic and metal-adjacent weight: guitars, song forms, and a full supporting lineup take the foreground. Readers following all three nights can hear the promoter’s range in miniature; readers choosing Saturday get a self-contained lineup with enough acts to make an early arrival worthwhile.^[4]

All three shows begin at 7 p.m. at Our Wicked Lady, on Thursday August 27, Friday August 28, and Saturday August 29. Pick Thursday for the hosted local-bill format, Friday for Snowbeasts and the dark electronic emphasis, or Saturday for A Total Wreck’s rock-oriented closing card. Check the official Our Wicked Lady and event pages again before heading out for ticket availability, door details, lineup adjustments, and any schedule changes.^[1][2][3][4]

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Sources

Source list for event, artist, and venue information used in this guide: Our Wicked Lady; Bandnada event listings for the three OWL PRESENTS! bills; and Snowbeasts’ official website.^{[1][2][3][4][5]}

▲▲▲  Update your plans directly with the official listings before travel.  ▲▲▲^[1][2][3][4]

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Sources

1. Our Wicked Lady Presents — Our Wicked Lady
2. OWL PRESENTS! C. W. Headley, Brian Indig, Giselle Generally. Hosted by Micah Walsh — Bandnada
3. OWL PRESENTS! Snowbeasts, None Shall Remain, BEHOR, Midnight Psychic — Bandnada
4. OWL PRESENTS! A Total Wreck, Phantom Wave, Oddysseys, Holy Tunics — Bandnada
5. SNOWBEASTS — Snowbeasts