Halloween Is a Big Something Tradition.
When it comes to Halloween, Big Something goes all out. Known for their high-energy performances, unexpected covers and elaborate themes, the North Carolina jam band has made Halloween shows a tradition.
Past celebrations have included a Talking Heads tribute in 2021, a Freddy Krueger-inspired “Nightmare on Broad Street” in 2024, and a Grateful Dead-themed “UnDead Something” in 2025.
This year, they're taking over Coach Music Factory with ANIMAL FARM.
Inspired by George Orwell's classic novel, this one-night-only Halloween night celebration features a transformed stage, themed cocktails, and creative covers. With a history of unforgettable Halloween shows, this is one party you'll want to say you were at.
The six-headed musical monster known as Big Something has steadily become one of the most unique and exciting rock bands to emerge from the Southeast. Hailing from the North Carolina countryside, their musical alchemy is deeply rooted in the strong bond of its members—Nick MacDaniels (lead vocals/guitar), Jesse Hensley (lead guitar/vocals), Casey Cranford (saxophone/E.W.I. “Electronic Wind Instrument”), Ben Vinograd (drums), Nolan Tecklenberg (keys), and Matt Laird (bass). They appear at the Peace Center as part of their HEADSPACE tour.
Joining as the band's opener is Jones Todd, an up-and-coming guitarist from Myrtle Beach, SC, making his jam band debut this Halloween.
