Couch Dog + Dark Dazey

CapCity Presents: Couch Dog

Dark Dazey Wild Child 7:00 PM Doors 7:30 Show December 18th, 2026 All Ages Event $18.75 advance ($21.09 after fees) or $23 day of show

Couch Dog

WE MAKE MUSIC FOR DANCING, CRYING AND KISSING. Couch Dog is Maxwell Ferrer (lead vocals + guitar), Tasha Lee (bass), Pablo Acosta (lead guitar) and Liam Reece (drums). The band originally formed in San Luis Obispo, CA, and are currently based out of Los Angeles. Though they are an indie/garage rock band at their core, the dogs always aim to experiment with something new every release (whether it’d be glitchy electronics, gazey ambiance or stripped-back instrumentation). Unraveler, their latest EP, is Couch Dog’s most sonically diverse release to date. The project excels at retaining their classic and beloved sound from 2023’s “How to Ruin Your Life Fast”, distinguished by energetic guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and earnest lyricism, but elevates it with left field experimentation, song writing from different members and new textures. Their highly anticipated sophomore album is expected in 2027. Since day one, they have placed an emphasis on putting on unforgettable live shows, helping audiences connect with their material deeply. Starting from sold-out house shows in their hometown, to having headlined a US tour in 2026, they always work on fostering a strong sense of community, belonging and freedom to go absolutely nuts in the mosh pit.

Dark Dazey

God is a Frog Heaven is a Swamp is the second studio album by Los Angeles-based band Dark Dazey. Self-ascribed as ‘frog rock,’ the sonics hop between hazy, atmospheric ‘swampscapes’ and country-fried garage rock, stitched together into a vivid, genre-blending collage. Set against the backdrop of late-stage capitalism and low-grade existential dread, Dark Dazey trades cynicism for something equal parts strange and playful: swampy escapism rooted in the belief that there really is something beautiful out there in the muck. They recast the swamp as a place of joy, humor, and possibility. A place to be worshipped, never drained. Blending the offbeat experimental spirit of Ween, the laid-back surrealism of Mac DeMarco, and the playful satire of Viagra Boys, God is a Frog Heaven is a Swamp sounds a bit like the Grateful Dead dosed Jimmy Buffett. It’s an album best experienced with your feet in the water and a cold drink in hand… or atop a lily pad.