This well-curated concert is a dark-dancing siren call for the true children of the night. Virginia industrialist The Treasury specializes in strikingly stern EBM kinetics that keep it raw and riveting. New Jersey post-punk goths The Shape, on the other hand, juice their shadowy drama with soaring melodies.
The kindred native openers are synth-punk icon KT Kink and darkwave act Earth Fault, both notable forces in the Orlando underground. All told, this will be a loaded nocturnal transmission of nerve and motion.
8 p.m. Thursday, June 25, Iron Cow, $10-$15.
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This article appears in June 24-30, 2026.
