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Beauty School Dropout with No Love for the Middle Child at Oscura

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Beauty School Dropout is a Los Angeles rock band redefining what a modern rock band can look and feel like. Built independently and proven on the road, Colie Hutzler, Beepus, Bardo and Colton Flurry combine live-wire guitars, electronic production, massive hooks and a sharp cultural edge with a chaotic, swaggering live show.

“We wanted to make rock music feel fun again,” the band says. “When’s the last time you walked into a party and a band was playing? We want to change that.”

Since emerging in 2021, Beauty School Dropout has generated more than 116 million catalog streams, 510,000 monthly Spotify listeners, and 9.1 million YouTube views, earning support from BBC Radio 1, Billboard, MTV, NME and Kerrang!, while receiving co-signs and collaborations from artists including Mark Hoppus, Pete Wentz, Royal & the Serpent, Jason Aalon Butler and JXDN. Their catalog includes We Made Plans and God Laughed, READY TO EAT, and their debut full-length album WHERE DID ALL THE BUTTERFLIES GO?, produced by Neal Avron.

Special guests No Love For The Middle Child most recently released  “Frostbite” on OCTOBER 16, via Cantora Records, the latest single from his forthcoming EP and the follow-up to August’s “Guardian Angel.”

Andrew Migliore, the songwriter and producer behind records with mgk, Honestav, Tom Morello, Jelly Roll, Jessie Reyez, Maggie Lindemann, Juice WRLD and TXT is stepping out from behind the scenes.

After spending the past year performing alongside mgk on the Lost Americana Tour, No Love is currently touring with Beauty School Dropout through 11/24, before joining MISSIO for their January 2027 tour.

About the venue:

OSCURA has been reimagined and relaunched in the Old Manatee neighborhood, featuring award-winning food and beverage programs, creative events, quality live music, and entertainment. 

We are taking that established brand that was built over two and a half years in the previous location and adding new layers, with aesthetics that represent our view of Bradenton past, present, and future.

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