Rock Island Live: Supermassive Black Holes
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Events Description
Songs that start where they’re written and end somewhere nobody planned.
Supermassive Black Holes play Rock Island Live on Friday, August 7th, from 8 to 11 PM in the American Royal Hall. The Kansas City four-piece formed in 2010 out of Monday jam nights at Crosstown Station. Expect psychedelic rock with prog edges, four-part harmonies, and improv that takes the songs somewhere new every night. Three hours of it on the historic Rock Island Bridge, above the Kansas River.
Here’s What to Expect:
- Three hours of live psychedelic rock from Supermassive Black Holes, 8 to 11 PM
- Songs from Stop Safely Now, their first full-length album
- Long-form improv that shifts from one show to the next
- Free admission, plus food and drinks on site
- A Friday night of live rock with the Kansas River below you
- Make the most of your visit
River House is the bridge’s full-service dining experience, featuring a Midwest Lake House × Coastal Smokehouse menu, cocktails, and scenic river views beginning at 3 PM daily.
Rock Island Eats opens at 11 AM with a more casual walk-up menu of comfort food favorites and quick bites perfect for enjoying while exploring the bridge.
See River House Menu
See Rock Island Eats Menu
Songs that start where they’re written and end somewhere nobody planned.
Supermassive Black Holes play Rock Island Live on Friday, August 7th, from 8 to 11 PM in the American Royal Hall. The Kansas City four-piece formed in 2010 out of Monday jam nights at Crosstown Station. Expect psychedelic rock with prog edges, four-part harmonies, and improv that takes the songs somewhere new every night. Three hours of it on the historic Rock Island Bridge, above the Kansas River.
Here’s What to Expect:
- Three hours of live psychedelic rock from Supermassive Black Holes, 8 to 11 PM
- Songs from Stop Safely Now, their first full-length album
- Long-form improv that shifts from one show to the next
- Free admission, plus food and drinks on site
- A Friday night of live rock with the Kansas River below you
