Cowboy Bebop, Gorillaz, and Daft Punk is a reference cluster that could go wrong in a dozen ways, but Starjunk 95 makes it work. The Tokyo three-piece, built around a fictional, anime-inspired crew piloting an intergalactic radio station, brings their April 2026 album Industrial Sunset Memories to The Echo Lounge & Music Hall on Friday, September 18.
About the Show
Industrial Sunset Memories runs 15 tracks across about 41 minutes, touching UKG, house, and synthwave through titles like “Error 4 On The Floor,” “Can Ya Bump It,” and the closer “you’re gonna do great, kid.” The concept is specific: the band’s Bandcamp page describes the project as “an intergalactic spaceship that transmits the newest sounds of today drenched with vintage nostalgia of yesterday,” with each release tied to a new chapter in a developing narrative universe. Three musicians power the live operation, covering synthesizers and vocals, guitar and sampling, and drums and sequencing; the set draws on genre-blending material that folds in rapping, pop vocals, turntable scratching, and bass-driven grooves.
The band’s site describes their sound as “overlapping analog and digital synth lines” with “guitar textures that range from clean arpeggios to heavy distortion.” Sets run between 75 and 90 minutes, moving through extended pieces and shorter tracks without long pauses. Their own framing of the live experience: built for “focused listening rather than casual background noise.” An opening act has not been announced; the band notes that 2026 tour openers draw on similar tools, including samplers and modular synthesizers, for atmospheric sets.
The Dallas show is part of a 39-date, 39,653-mile run that includes festival slots at Electric Forest, Splash House, and Breakaway Philadelphia. The 2026 itinerary has also put them on stages with acts like Isoxo and Whethan — a touring context that locates them squarely within the electronic circuit rather than on its edges. Dallas-Fort Worth ranks among the band’s most-frequented markets this year, with two appearances on the calendar.
Venue & Logistics
The Echo Lounge & Music Hall is a 1,000-capacity room in Dallas’s Design District. Doors open at 8 p.m.; the show starts at 9 p.m. This is an 18+ event — physical ID required. All tickets are subject to a price increase the day of the show.
Tickets
Standard tickets run $45–$85. VIP packages start at $250 and include early entry, a meet-and-greet, exclusive merchandise, and premium seating. Buy tickets