Additional shows include Chicago – The Tribute, Now That’s What I Call 90s, and Lydia Pense & Cold Blood

FOLSOM – Powerhouse Pub in Historic Folsom delivers another unforgettable weekend of live music, kicking off tonight and carrying all the way through Sunday with a packed lineup of dance-floor favorites, throwback hits, and legendary performers.

It all begins Friday, Oct. 17, with an early show from the Green Grass Snakes at 7 p.m. This local five-piece band brings classic rock to life with hits from The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and other iconic groups of the ’60s through ’80s. They’ll warm up the stage and the crowd with a fun, nostalgic vibe that hits just right for an after-work set.

Later Friday night at 10 p.m., the energy cranks up as Supergroove returns to the Powerhouse stage. Known for their electrifying mix of funk, R&B, and ‘80s old-school jams, Supergroove brings nonstop rhythm and charisma to every performance. Their crowd-pleasing sets keep the dance floor full from start to finish, making them a must-see for partygoers looking to turn up the weekend.

Green Grass Snakes

Super Groove

Saturday, Oct. 18, starts early with a horn-driven dance party as Chicago – The Tribute hits the stage at 5:30 p.m. With powerful brass arrangements, rich vocals, and a top-tier rhythm section, this tribute experience captures the legendary sound of Chicago and brings it to life right in the heart of Historic Folsom.

Later that night, the retro rewind continues at 10 p.m. with Now That’s What I Call 90s. This high-energy tribute to the decade of flannel, hip-hop, and pop sensations delivers all your favorite hits from Nirvana to 2Pac, Biggie to the Spice Girls. Guests are encouraged to show up in their best ‘90s gear and light up the glowing LED dance floor for a night of throwback fun and fashion.

The weekend wraps with Powerhouse of Blues on Sunday, Oct. 19, as Lydia Pense & Cold Blood take the stage at 3 p.m. A living legend of the East Bay Grease era, Pense rose to fame in the late ’60s after being signed by Fillmore impresario Bill Graham. Alongside Tower of Power, Cold Blood helped define the Bay Area’s signature funk/soul/R&B blend that continues to inspire. Their classic albums and timeless sound have earned them a devoted following, and their live performances remain powerful and soulful.

Lydia Pense

All shows at Powerhouse are 21 and over. For tickets and more details, visit www.powerhousepub.com. Powerhouse Pub, along with Scarlet’s Specialty Bar and Big Rob’s Cigar & Hookah Cabana, continues to raise the bar for nightlife in Historic Folsom.

The trio of venues has created a vibrant entertainment destination known for its dynamic energy, themed décor, and diverse experiences. From live music and top DJs to custom cocktails and immersive lounge spaces, the complex delivers a uniquely spirited atmosphere for adult nightlife. Whether guests are dancing under the lights of the LED floor, enjoying cigars on the outdoor patio, or exploring the club’s eclectic interiors, Powerhouse remains a landmark for those seeking a one-of-a-kind weekend out.

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