Pop Evil Brings the 'What Remains Tour' to Dubuque's Q Casino

It's worth noting that while excitement is building for the upcoming summer concert season at the Back Waters Amp, the Q Casino is still rocking Dubuque indoors. In fact, rock fans can get pumped for Pop Evil and the What Remains Tour, hitting the stage at the Q Showroom for one night only: Friday, April 24th at 8 PM! This year is already shaping up to be a great one in Dubuque for rock fans.

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Fronted by Leigh Kakaty, Pop Evil has spent more than two decades building its reputation. It's all about hard work, relentless touring, and a sound that blends heavy riffs with emotional, honest lyrics. Their latest album, What Remains, continues that evolution with some of their heaviest and most personal material yet, giving fans plenty to look forward to when they take the stage on April 24th.

Fans can expect a high-energy performance packed with both new songs and the hits that made the band a staple of modern rock. From powerful vocals to driving guitar work, Pop Evil will deliver a live show that connects with the crowd and keeps the energy high. This will be the kind of concert that reminds you why live rock music remains must-see entertainment.

Tickets for the show start at just $25, making it an easy night out, whether you're a longtime fan or just looking for something fun for the evening. Not to mention, you could make a night of it at the casino with the new Key Hotel: skip the driving and party all night. By the way, if you want to get in for free, be sure to tune in to Eagle 102.3 for your chance to win tickets. You will also want to keep an eye on the station’s Facebook page, where even more opportunities to score free passes will be posted.

Before Pop Evil hits the stage, the night gets started with two rising acts that help set the tone for an all-out rock show. Sierra Pilot brings modern-rock sound that blends melodic elements with heavy energy, making them a strong fit for fans of the headliner.

Following that, Kamenar brings a unique twist to the lineup. The twin brother duo delivers a surprisingly massive sound for a two-piece band, combining driving instrumentals with high-intensity vocals that fill the room. Their chemistry on stage and raw energy will make them a standout part of the night. Both openers will get the crowd engaged and ready for Pop Evil to take over.

Shows like this one prove the party doesn't wait for summer, and the Q Showroom continues to deliver great live entertainment, while the Resort gears up for another big season outside on the new Back Waters Amp, kicking off July 4th with Whiskey Myers.