A Halloween Double Feature of Rock at Rascal's Live In Moline

Happy Halloween! This year, Halloween falls on a Friday. So you can enjoy two straight nights of costumes and candy...and rock.

There will be a double feature at Rascal's Live in Moline with bands, costumes, and screaming! You can get your tickets here for one day, or commit to both nights now and save to enjoy the full Halloweekend.

ROCK MORE: I-ROCK 93.5 STUFF IT & SCREAM WITH THE HAUNT, VELVET CHAINS, AND DEAD SUGAR FOR $9.35.

Night One of the Double Feature - Friday, October 31

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Things get started on Friday with Absolution - A Tribute To GHOST, along with Lethal Injektion and St. October. Show off your pipes in a special Scream Queen Competition

Doors 7:30pm

Showtime 8:00pm

Ages 21+

Night Two of the Double Feature - Saturday, November 1

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On the day of the dead, you can rock with the dead of Wonkzilla'z Zombie Experience. Plus Left 4 Dead and Skarlett Roxx. Show up in your creepy costume to win prizes from Wonkzilla.

Doors 7:30pm

Showtime 8:00pm

Ages 21+

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Get your tickets here for both nights to save.

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We've got your treats of rock all Halloween weekend with a Double Feature at Rascal's Live in Moline!

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