Thursday, September 10, 2026
6:30 pm Doors // 7:30 pm Music
All Ages
$50 ($62.31 w. taxes/fees) Premium Seating
$40 ($49.61 w. taxes/fees) Preferred Reserved Seating
$30 ($38.07 w. taxes/fees) Advance General Admission
$35 ($40 w. taxes/fees) At The Door General Admission
Unfortunately, due to a medical emergency, Spacehog must cancel our scheduled 2026 tour dates. Fastball will be continuing with the dates where they were co-headlining, so please check local listings…tickets will remain valid for those shows. Refunds for other shows are available at the point of purchase. We are deeply disappointed and apologize for the inconvenience. We all sincerely thank you for your understanding and support! Spacehog will be back on the road as soon as we can….stay tuned.
The ‘90s are alive and well at The Parkway with one of alternative rock’s biggest names and an incredible night of non-stop hits!
A memorable night with GRAMMY-nominated American alt rock and power-pop trio Fastball, hailing from Austin, Texas, and known for their catchy, Beatles-inspired melodies paired with dry, witty songwriting (the band gained international fame in the late 1990s with their massive hit single "The Way" on their sophomore album, All the Pain Money Can Buy).
Nostalgia is easy. Easy money. Easy memories. And the peak-and-crash crash rush of the comfortable and familiar, which fades away in an instant.
Inspiration is hard. Achieving it demands vulnerability, cooperation, and a belief that the next thing you create could genuinely move someone’s soul.
Over the many years together, the men of Fastball have come to appreciate that the whole point of their careers together is building off of the trust, creativity and just plain hard work of making inspired music together. It’s a career highlighted by the early career chart-topping success of hit single “The Way,” which guitarist Miles Zuniga wryly remarks, “I like to say that ‘The Way’ gave us the freedom to continue doing what we do.”
What the band has done steadily through the years is continually hone its voice and sound, which has further evolved on the new album, Sonic Ranch, recorded in far west Texas at Sonic Ranch Studio with acclaimed producer David Garza. Sonic Ranch is the fourth album the band has made during a 10-year streak that founders Zuniga, guitarist/singer Tony Scalzo, and drummer Joey Shuffield agree has seen them at their most creative and open-hearted as a trio of musicians and lifelong friends.
In addition to "Rather Be Me Than You," the album features the stand-out singles "Daydream" and "Americana," further solidifying the record's themes of nostalgia and modern resilience. Critics have called Sonic Ranch “brilliant rock and roll,” praising it as a career-best effort, noting that the band had successfully integrated their '90s power-pop roots with a sophisticated, contemporary Americana influence.
