
Anyone that’s been to a local “Indie Night” gig is well aware that Rohna’s figured a lot of things out as far as draw goes.
Organized by bassist Andres Hernandez, the concert seris is consistently sold-out, but the band puts itself front and center for one night to celebrate a new LP, Don’t Come Down, which captures the highs, lows, calm and chaos of life these days.
Some of Rohna’s best buds—Cannibal Kids, Jupiter Bloom and Twin Suns—open the show.
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This article appears in Aug 21-27, 2025.


