PUNK NIGHT VII: IDENTITY CRISIS // LURCH // AMERIKAN JUNK // ATOMIC LIGHTS

Project 37 presents the first PUNK NIGHT of 2025! We’re returning to the Red Carpet Mainstage for a special installment of these shows. For the first time since 2023, Identity Crisis returns to PUNK NIGHT!

Doors open at 5:30, music runs 6PM-9PM. This show is $7 at the door, but EVERY dollar that comes into Project 37 goes directly into funding more shows just like this one. We are also in the process of buying our very own venue, and YOU can be a part of that! Donate at the door for a special “supporter” button to get you special benefits once we open our own venue.

The Red Carpet will be serving mocktails and pop. This is a SOBER show. For the best & free parking, please park in the ramp behind the Red Carpet and enter through the Martini doors facing the ramp. All other doors will be closed, as will the rest of the bar.

Meet the bands!

IDENTITY CRISIS // hardcore punk

Identity Crisis is a fast, heavy, old school hardcore band from Central MN.

AMERIKAN JUNK // skate punk

Amerikan Junk – MN Punk. 4-Piece Skate-Rock-Punk Hardcore from Middle MN. Originally FatWreck inspired, “Junk” tries to blend 80s, 90s, 00s punk/hardcore with their own musical sensibilities and half-assed melodies and harmonies to make something of their own. Formed in the fires of the turn of the century (’98-’99) in Middle MN, Junk has members from St Cloud, Mankato, Willmar and Shakopee.

ATOMIC LIGHTS // punk rock

Atomic Lights began in the summer of 2012. What started as an excuse for three best friends to hangout, quickly turned into an artistic pursuit that would last the test of time. High speed rock and roll with a knack for the noisier side of things. Stay loud.

LURCH // punk rock

Lurch is a grungey punk rock band from Princeton, Minnesota. Their members are Brody, Evrett, Lelend, and Averil, and they put on a show like no other.

Project 37 is a branch of the a non-profit Independent Music Collaborative of Central Minnesota (IMCCM) with a mission to provide spaces and opportunities for all ages to enjoy music in safe and sober environments. You can help us continue that goal by coming to shows, following us on social media, or telling people about what we do.

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board and the Central MN Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.