Tuesday June 23 Helen 55, Slipdress, Torched

Turn up your Tuesday night with a wall-to-wall rock bill at Valhalla as California’s Helen 55 teams up with locals Slipdress and Torched for a loud, late night on June 23, 2026.

This one’s built like a classic club show: tight room, big sound, and a lineup that keeps getting heavier as the night goes on.

• 9:00 pm – Torched
  Kickoff duty goes to Torched, bringing riff-driven, high-energy rock designed to hit hard right out of the gate. Expect crunchy guitars, driving drums, and the kind of live intensity that makes you instinctively edge closer to the stage. If you like your openers fiery and loud, get there on time.

• 10:00 pm – Slipdress
  Slipdress slides in next with a darker, more atmospheric spin on alternative rock. Think moody melodies, swirling guitars, and a set that feels equal parts cathartic and cathartic and cathartic and cathartic (you get the idea—this is the “lose yourself in it” portion of the night). Their songs balance hooky choruses with an undercurrent of grit, perfect for that middle-slot sweet spot.

• 11:00 pm – Helen 55
  Headliner Helen 55 closes things out with a punchy, melodic rock set that channels California energy straight into the Red River circuit. Expect big hooks, driving rhythms, and the kind of stage presence that feels tailor-made for a packed, sweaty club. This is the band you stick around late for, shouting along to choruses you might only just be learning on the spot.

It’s a simple recipe: three bands, one room, and a clear mission to keep the volume up and the crowd moving from first chord to last note. The night starts with the raw blast of Torched, deepens into the shadowy textures of Slipdress, and peaks with Helen 55’s hook-heavy, high-octane headlining set.

• Cover: $15 at the door

• Age: 21+

• Vibe: loud guitars, local-scene energy, late-night rock show

If you’ve been meaning to catch more touring bands on the Red River strip—or just want a reason to stay out late on a Tuesday—this is an easy “yes.” Show up early, grab a drink, stake your spot by the stage, and let the amps do the rest.

Perfect for fans of live guitars, discovering new bands before they blow up, and anyone who thinks weeknights are severely underused for rock and roll.