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  • Water From Your Eyes at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Water From Your Eyes at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Chris Bowling
  • Water From Your Eyes at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Water From Your Eyes at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Chris Bowling
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Chris Bowling
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Chris Bowling
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Chris Bowling
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Chris Bowling
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Amaris Stebbing
  • Palm at Reverb Lounge 12/4/22 Photo by Chris Bowling

Palm, an experimental art-rock band from Philadelphia, played Omaha’s Reverb Lounge on December 4th, 2022. Palm’s live performances are praised for their dissonance, with jagged guitars and math-rock rhythms leading the stage. Their latest album, Nicks and Grazes, hones these musical techniques while following an adventuresome spirit.

Joining Palm was Water From Your Eyes, an electro-pop band that immerses their listeners in expansive soundscapes.

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