Silverada

Next: Nov 12 · Volcanic Theatre Pub, Bend · Updated Nov 12

The Austin honky-tonk band formerly known as Mike and the Moonpies, renamed in 2024 with the same pedal steel and Texas dancehall bones.

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Next upUpdated Nov 12

Nov 12Volcanic Theatre Pub, Bend
Nov 13Showdown Saloon, Portland

All 16 dates

Where to see Silverada

Volcanic Theatre PubThu, Nov 12 · Bend, ORConcertTickets
Showdown SaloonFri, Nov 13 · Portland, ORConcertTickets
The IndependentTue, Nov 17 · San Francisco, CAConcertTickets
The Peppermint ClubSat, Nov 21 · Los Angeles, CAConcertTickets
White Oak Music Hall - DownstairsSat, Dec 19 · Houston, TXConcertTickets
Soul KitchenJan 23, 2027 · Mobile, ALConcertTickets
Mile 0 Fest January 26–30, 2027 · Key West, FLJan 26, 2027 · Key West, FLOn the billTickets
Heartwood SoundstageJan 31, 2027 · Gainesville, FLConcertTickets
The BroadberryFeb 5, 2027 · Richmond, VAConcertTickets
The Wonder BarFeb 6, 2027 · Asbury Park, NJConcertTickets
Ardmore Music HallFeb 7, 2027 · Ardmore, PAConcertTickets
The Sinclair Music HallFeb 9, 2027 · Cambridge, MAConcertTickets
Brooklyn BowlFeb 10, 2027 · Brooklyn, NYConcertTickets
Capital City Music HallFeb 12, 2027 · Harrisburg, PAConcertTickets
The AtlantisFeb 13, 2027 · Washington, DCConcertTickets
Ryman AuditoriumMay 29, 2027 · Nashville, TNConcertTickets

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About Silverada

Silverada is the band Mike Harmeier has fronted since 2007, playing under the name Mike and the Moonpies until the change. The group came up in Austin's dancehalls and honky-tonks, where long sets for two-stepping crowds shaped a sound built on pedal steel, Telecaster twang and Harmeier's plain-spoken songs about working life and nights out.

Under the old name the band released records including 'Steak Night at the Prairie Rose' and 'Cheap Silver and Solid Country Gold', the second recorded at Abbey Road with string arrangements played by members of the London Symphony Orchestra. They also made 'Touch of You', an album of unreleased songs by the honky-tonk writer Gary Stewart.

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