2026 Entertainment
Introducing the Lafayette Bar Stage: brand new to Easton Pride 2026! From 4-8pm, local bands will be taking over with live music every single hour. Duck in, catch a set, then head back to the main stage party, and repeat all afternoon. More music, more vibes, more reasons to never stop dancing.
Enoki!
4PM: A blend of styles and genres, that include indie, pop, ethereal, soul, and pop punk influences, “Enoki!’s” Goal is to blend and bend genres in the pursuit of mirroring the rollercoaster of feelings that is the human experience. With tongue in cheek lyrics that shine light and poke fun at the absurdity in the world. “Enoki!” Also dissects feelings of grief, as well as navigating a hetero normative society through a queer lens.
Liz Keough Orchestra
5PM: Hailed as a National Treasure by Quarter Note Quarterly, beloved queer icon Honest Liz Keough is playing bass like it's her last night on Earth. Hot jazz, cool blues, and jumpin' jive.
Hello, Operator?
6PM: Hello, Operator? is a punk/grunge/indie band hailing from the Lehigh Valley. After forming two years ago at Lehigh Valley Girls Rock’s adult program, Band Factory, they’ve stuck together and continue to record songs, play shows, and write new music. Thanks to LVGR, they’ve been given the opportunity to record two songs at Shards Recording Studio in Bethlehem and play for the organization at various events around the Valley. Now spreading their wings and becoming an independent project, they are so excited to be able to once again represent LVGR and share the impact of their programs at this year’s Easton Pride! Their sound is inspired by a multitude of genres including riot grrrrl, grunge, shoe gaze, punk, indie rock, new wave, and girl group doo-wop. They released their debut single “Foggy Nightmare” in December, and they look forward to releasing their next single in June and recording a diy compilation of demos over the summer. Drummer Jolie Lanning was assistant camp director for LVGR’s GET LOUD! camp for the last 3 years, and bassist Milo Achey is now stepping into the role as the new assistant camp director for 2026!! Milo and Jolie met each other as campers and have been so lucky to grow up alongside the organization. You can find out about upcoming shows and releases @hellooperator_ ! Hello, Operator? is Elisa (They/Them), Jolie (She/They), Julie (She/Her), Milo (They/Them), and Willow (She/They).
Radlands
7PM: Radlands (Bethlehem, Pa) is an alternative rock band that’s equal parts dreamy, cynical, and melodic. With no clear front-person, songwriters Dave Aon, Nick Dailey, and Jacqui Pratt share the spotlight (along with guitar and bass duties), opting for a “do what’s best for the song” approach. The result is a diverse sound grounded in a love of ‘90s-era rock.
The band released their debut EP All Alone in March of 2023, recorded by Matt Molchany at Shards Recording Studio in Bethlehem. The four songs on the EP showcase a band that can deliver memorable, catchy choruses (“Cryptic Logic”), stripped-down mood pieces (“Bad Habits”), grunge-inspired, slow burning jams (“Spirit Bored”), and explosive instrumentation (“Real Lightning”). Their debut full length …and now it’s dark will be available later this year.
Easton PRIDE will be Radlands’ second show with new drummer Leah Tagliarino. Pratt and Tagliarino met while volunteering at Lehigh Valley Girls Rock’s 12th annual Get LOUD! camp and are excited to be part of this year’s camp, fulfilling the mission of empowering girls, women, and trans & non-binary individuals through music and art.
Thank you to our stage sponsor!