Violet Night

A night of alt-rock anthems and soulful melodies—live at Red Bird!

Don’t miss this live music event at Red Brewing in Kelowna featuring Violet Night with Sad Tom & The Noodles opening up the night. Tickets are only $20!
 
Violet Night Bio:
 
VIOLET NIGHT, are on a path to becoming the new torchbearers of the alternative scene. Hailing from Western Canada, and spearheaded by the visionary vocals and multi-instrumental talent of Connor Pohl, the band’s beginnings as a solo project blossomed into a collective force.
 
Their music merges alternative rock, indie pop, and ambient layers, creating a sound that’s both ethereal and unfiltered. Drawing inspiration from personal experiences and the human condition, VIOLET NIGHT’s songs often explore themes of self-discovery, introspection, existentialism, and the complexities of relationships. Featuring hauntingly emotive vocals, combined with the band’s lush instrumentations, creating an immersive sonic landscape that invites audiences to delve into their introspective narratives.
 
With a string of releases that include 4 top 40 charting songs from the new singles “Vampire” and “FERRARI RED” to the smash EP “daydream drama” and LP “A N T I H E R O E S,” VIOLET NIGHT has garnered a dedicated fan base and praise for their music.
 
Extensive touring in the U.S., along with countless Canadian concerts have proven VIOLET NIGHT’’s charisma belongs on the stage, as much as their creativity belongs in the studio. Be prepared to paint yourself “FERRARI RED” and lose yourself in VIOLET NIGHT.
 
 
Sad Tom & The Noodles Bio:
 
Sad Tom and The Noodles dive into life’s authentic experiences with their upbeat tunes, intertwining relatable lyrics with energetic melodies. Their fusion of indie, modern, and alt rock ensures a groovin’ sound that is both inviting and expressive. The band consists of Tom Knoll on vocals, Caleb Howes on guitar, Rob Larkin on drums, and Shiloh Taetz on bass. By staying curious about big feelings and small moments, they have created a signature story-driven identity, promising to never take themselves too seriously.
 
Originally dubbed “Sad Tom” for his introspective songwriting, the band humorously adopted the name “The Noodles” to embrace the juxtaposition between their heartfelt music and carefree lifestyle. If adopting a whimsical title like that of a pool noodle encourages fans to not take themselves too seriously, then the name has served its purpose.
 
Sad Tom and The Noodles have been making waves since the release of their debut EP “Aquaphobia” in 2020. With the success of their recent single “I Don’t Mind” released in 2023, anticipation is high for their upcoming EP set to launch this spring.