From rappers of note to up-and-coming comedians to a handful of classic rock and pop artists, there’s still a chance that national performers will return to stages very soon. To fit in with pandemic response guidelines, several casinos and local venues are taking extra measures to provide social distancing, including selling 250 or less tickets to most of their shows. This latest column will feature shows that have not sold out, currently being announced for Feb. Northern Nevada now has an AC/DC tribute band of its own featuring a bunch of longtime locals playing the hard rock band’s classics (and maybe even some newer songs, since AC/DC put out a record this year). This show also features a BBQ dinner as part of the ticket price. Tickets start at $40 for a table for two. Hailing from Los Angeles, this group joins alternative rock with Celtic influences and has become a fixture in the Reno-Tahoe area around St. That will also be the case in 2021, though they are scheduled to play earlier in March this time. Known as much for his “Saturday Night Live” work and comedy films as his stand-up, Spade still does perform in the style in which he earned his career start. in the Showroom at Montbleu Resort Casino, 55 Highway 50, Stateline. Hailing from Indiana, this group featured vocalist Jones has released two albums and is earning a following with its take on guitar-powered soul music.
Part of the first wave of punk bands to come from Orange County, this Cali band is best known for songs that mix the ’60s surf rock sound with punk. Sleeping with Sirens and The Amity Affliction Guitarist and singer Mike Palm still leads the band through its best-known songs, including “Bloodstains,” “Everything Turns Grey,” and “Fire in the Rain.” The band is back in Reno for this show at 8:30 p.m. Known for his storytelling prowess as well as his great folk-country songs, Nashville singer/songwriter Snider is a popular performer in the area and always stops in Reno-Tahoe during his tours.
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