Mark your calendars for Friday, June 19th, 2026, because 89 North Music Venue is bringing together a lineup that’s built to leave a mark. Headlined by Major Moment and Gone Stereo, the night was already shaping up to be huge—but with The Chads and Amboy added to the bill, this show just became a can’t-miss event.
This isn’t one of those lineups where fans only show up for the headliners. Every band on the roster brings something different, and together it creates the kind of night that keeps the energy high from the first set to the final encore.
Long Island’s own The Chads have been building serious momentum thanks to a live show that thrives on chaos, crowd interaction, and nonstop energy. Blending pop-punk urgency with ska-fueled bounce, the band delivers fast hooks, loud singalongs, and the kind of performances that instantly pull a crowd into the action. Their sets feel less like concerts and more like shared experiences—wild, unpredictable, and impossible to ignore.
About The Chads
The Chads are a New York-based punk/ska band fueled by attitude, melody, and raw live intensity. Rooted in DIY culture, the group combines the speed and punch of pop-punk with the swagger and rhythm of ska to create a sound that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly current. Known for their high-energy, crowd-driven performances, The Chads have earned a growing following throughout the local music scene by delivering shows that are genuinely fun, memorable, and completely unfiltered. From massive singalong choruses to off-the-rails stage antics, they bring an atmosphere that sticks with audiences long after the venue lights come up.
Also joining the night is Amboy, adding another layer of energy and personality to the lineup. Their sound helps round out the evening with a fresh dynamic that keeps the show unpredictable from beginning to end. This isn’t just filler between sets—every band on this bill plays an important role in shaping the experience.
At the top of the lineup, Major Moment brings their signature cinematic alt-metal sound packed with soaring melodies, crushing riffs, and arena-sized intensity. Alongside them, Gone Stereo delivers a hard-hitting rock performance full of grit, power, and drive. Together, the two headliners promise a finale that will be loud, emotional, and unforgettable.
Doors open at 7PM, and arriving early is strongly recommended. This is the kind of show where missing the opening bands means missing a major part of the night.
With tickets already moving and 89 North known for packing out quickly when lineups like this come together, fans will want to lock in their spot sooner rather than later.
Bottom Line
June 19th is shaping up to be one of the standout local rock shows of the summer—a full lineup where every band delivers.
Get there early. Stay until the end. Don’t miss it.