The Hazy Hideaway With Inner Wave & DWLLRS

5:30pm Early Access | 6:00pm GA Doors | Must be 21+ to enter

Formed in Los Angeles, Inner Wave blends dreamy indie rock, hazy synth textures, and understated vocals into something that feels both nostalgic and quietly futuristic. Their sound pulls you in slowly—soft guitar riffs ripple like water, drum machines pulse like a distant heartbeat, and melodies linger just long enough to feel familiar without ever fully settling.

There’s a kind of emotional ambiguity in their music. Songs can feel romantic, detached, melancholic, and hypnotic all at once—like driving through empty streets at 2 a.m. with no destination in mind. Tracks from albums like Apoptosis or Underwater Pipe Dreams don’t demand your attention; they absorb it, wrapping listeners in a warm, slightly surreal atmosphere.

What makes Inner Wave stand out isn’t just their sound, but the mood they sustain. They create a sonic space where time stretches, thoughts drift, and everything feels suspended between clarity and dream.

If you had to sum them up in a single image: it’s the glow of neon lights reflecting on wet pavement—quiet, immersive, and impossible to rush.

Visit their website for more information: Inner Wave | Official Store – INNER WAVE

DWLLRS– Hailing from Los Angeles, their music blends indie pop, alternative rock, and shimmering electronic textures into something warm, reflective, and quietly anthemic. There’s a strong sense of nostalgia woven into their sound, but it never feels stuck in the past—it’s more like looking back while still moving forward.

Their songs often build from intimate, almost weightless verses into expansive, emotional choruses that feel made for late-night drives or windows-down sunsets. Clean guitar lines, airy synths, and polished production give everything a kind of glow, while the vocals carry a soft urgency—like they’re reaching for something just out of reach.

What makes DWLLRS stand out is their ability to turn small, personal emotions into something cinematic. Whether it’s longing, change, or the quiet tension of growing up, their music feels like a soundtrack to moments you didn’t realize were important until they were gone.