Hot Flash Heat Wave With Small Crush & Practically Peopledom, 13 sept 2026 · 29 US$Ticketmaster

Hot Flash Heat Wave With Small Crush & Practically People

Valley Bar in Phoenixdom, 13 sept 2026 · 20:00

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HOT FLASH HEAT WAVE is a Music / Rock / Garage Rock event at Valley Bar in Phoenix.

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Hot Flash Heat Wave headline an evening of garage rock and dream pop at Valley Bar in downtown Phoenix. The members met in high school in Davis, California and later regrouped in San Francisco, where they became part of the Bay Area indie scene. Their sound has been described as 'surfer pop meets post punk,' with records like Neapolitan, Soaked, and Sportswear shaping a catalog of guitar-driven rock.

Opening support comes from Small Crush, a Bay Area dream pop group that grew from a bedroom project into a full band with albums on Asian Man Records, and Practically People, an alternative rock act based in Phoenix. The bill pairs California-bred indie with local Arizona rock for a night of guitar-forward pop.

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Who is playing at this event?

Hot Flash Heat Wave headlines with special guests Small Crush and Practically People.

What kind of music does the headliner play?

Hot Flash Heat Wave has been described as an indie rock band with a sound of 'surfer pop meets post punk' and 'dream pop'.

Where is Hot Flash Heat Wave from?

The band formed in Davis, California and is now based in San Francisco.

Is the show general admission?

Yes, tickets are general admission.

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Hot Flash Heat Wave

Hot Flash Heat Wave is an American indie rock band originally from Davis, California, now based in the Excelsior District of San Francisco, California.Más

Their sound has been described as "surfer pop meets post punk" and "dream pop".

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