There’s no sweeter comeback than one by a band that didn’t quite get their due the first time around. After leaving an indelible mark in the 1990s underground with their massive and melodic rock and then disbanding, Kansas City post-hardcore heroes Shiner have mounted a gradual revival that was somewhat muffled by the pandemic.
Now that they’re out with their first post-COVID album (BELIEVEYOUME), only their second since their 2003 breakup, Shiner are ready to take a delayed and deserved victory lap.
The also-excellent openers are Chicago’s Bursting and Orlando’s Hollow Leg. This one will be historic.
7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 20, Will’s Pub, willspub.org, $15-$20.
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This article appears in Jan. 14-20, 2026.