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    Jan 20202607:00 PM
    ShinerWill's Pub, Orlando, FL
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    Jan 24202607:00 PM
    ShinerSleeping Village, Chicago, IL
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    About Shiner

    Currently, Shiner is actively performing, reconnecting with fans through a series of live concerts, and showcasing tracks from their past and new material alike. In recent months, they have toured various cities across the United States, drawing enthusiastic crowds eager to experience their legendary live shows. The band is known for their immersive concert experiences, where introspective lyrics meet dynamic instrumentals, commanding the stage with a powerful presence. Be sure to catch them at upcoming events, as they continue to make waves in the live music circuit. Additionally, Shiner has announced plans for more tour dates in 2024, promising to introduce fresh sounds and fan favorites alike. Their music resonates with both longtime fans and new listeners, highlighting their lasting legacy in the rock genre. As they take the stage at festivals and dedicated venues, Shiner demonstrates that they not only honor their past but are also fully committed to evolving and pushing boundaries as live performers.

    Shiner History

    Shiner, a prominent name in the alternative rock scene, emerged in the mid-1990s from the vibrant music hub of Kansas City, Missouri. Formed in 1992, the band consisted of members Josh Newton, Jason Beebout, Paul Malinowski, and Allen Epley. Their unique sound, characterized by intricate guitar work and emotionally charged lyrics, quickly garnered attention. Shiner's debut album, 'Splay,' released in 1996, set the stage for their distinctive presence in music, blending elements of post-hardcore and progressive rock. The band continued to build their reputation with 'Horse Thief' in 1998 and their critically acclaimed 2001 album 'The Egg,' which showcased their evolution as musicians and solidified their fan base. Although they disbanded in 2004, their influence lingered, inspiring new generations of musicians. In 2017, Shiner surprised fans with a reunion and a new album, 'Schadenfreude,' further demonstrating their enduring appeal. Their live performances, known for their intensity and raw energy, remain a highlight for audiences who appreciate atmospheric soundscapes interwoven with powerful melodies.