
Jul 9, 8PM
7 PM Doors / 8 PM Show
Our Live and Local Series is a FREE concert series featuring some of the best Cleveland and NEO talent on the PNC Stage! Join LoConti and October Beach Club at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on July 9th, 2026!

LoConti
LoConti is a seven-piece rock/funk band from Cleveland, Ohio. Their sound blends alternative rock with elements of funk, jazz, and soul, built on tight rhythms, layered guitars, saxophone, and melodic vocals. The band began as a group of self-taught friends in their early twenties, playing bar gigs and house parties while learning each other’s musical language.
In 2023, they released their debut album Cherry Red, recorded in a Cleveland home studio. That same year, they were named Best New Artist by the Cleveland Music Awards, followed by Best Band in 2024 from Cleveland Scene. They released their second album, Reflections, in 2024 and began touring regionally, exploring deeper grooves and heavier, drum-and-bass-driven textures.
Everything came to a halt on February 28th, when drummer Michael LoConti passed away in a car accident during the recording of their third album. The loss was devastating to the band and its community, leaving them unable to continue.
Now, the band finds clarity in the music itself. With renewed purpose, they’ve chosen to continue channeling their love and energy into the next chapter.
LoConti now features Billy Carrick on drums, alongside Henry LoConti (guitar/vocals), Eric Sconyers (saxophone/synth), Erin Donovan (vocals/percussion), Trevor Carmichael (guitar), and Leo Traum (bass). The band continues to create music in honor of Michael, and in deep appreciation for the community that helped them find their footing again. Their third album – still in the works – promises a raw, funk-forward evolution of their sound. This group has become more than just a band – it’s grown into an expression of spirit and life.

October Beach Club
October Beach Club is a five piece Indie Rock band from Cleveland Ohio with Folk and Americana influences. The group often performs on Cleveland’s west side – frequenting venues such as The Brother’s Lounge, Happy Dog, Mahall’s 20 Lanes, and any living room or basement that happens to harbor a guitar. With new music releases and a live show-packed summer on the way. October Beach Club is poised to make waves in Cleveland’s music scene.
PARKING: Paid meters and parking lots are available around the museum on East 9th St., Erieside Ave., Alfred Lerner Way (in front of FirstEnergy Stadium) and at the Great Lakes Science Center. You can also use these links to park in other downtown lots, reserve your parking spot in advance or to take public transportation. All sales final, tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded after purchase unless the performance is canceled.