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Tuesday Night, Nothing-to-Do Blues?

Tuesday night is about to roll around and with the Elks having finished for the season, that leaves few options to fill your evening. Yeah,

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Tuesday night is about to roll around and with the Elks having finished for the season, that leaves few options to fill your evening. Yeah, you could go see Inglorious Basterds (which you should because it was great!) or another end-of-summer flick, but for only $5 you could rock out to some sweet and soulful indie rock at Rise Up International.

Check Out Northern California indie folk rock bands Wesley Jensen & the Wildcats and The Honey Trees. Jensen has a nice, folky voice, and puts his own modern spin on classic folk. The Honey Trees have a soft, gorgwous sound and lead vocalist Becky Flip reminds us of Jenny Lewis of Rilo Kiley. What's not to like? Plus locals The Snag and The Autonomics open the show. Get there early because The Autonomics' "Late Night Dynamite" is a great song you won't want to miss.

All ages. Doors open at 6:30pm. Tuesday, Aug 25. Rise Up International, 1560 NE 1st.