Sound Advice

Nashville’s hottest country newcomer, Chase Matthew, is set to bring his headline “Love You Again Tour” to Wooly’s in Des Moines on April 6. Opening act is Hayden Coffman. $20 cover.

Backstreet’s back — all right! Ready for an ultimate ’90s sing-along dance party? Catch Fool House, when they recreate the sights and sounds of ’90’s bands like the Spice Girls, Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, Nelly and more. The concert is May 5 at Wooly’s. $20 cover.

Korrupted Promotions presents, “End The Silence” at Lefty’s on May 5. Proceeds from the door are donated to the Iowa Coalition Against Domestic Violence. It features live performances from T-Bear, K.T. Izdope, Emmett Phillips, 2Tone 100, JBreed The Rebel & Jay Lively, Splashy G., Dynasti, Dirt Nasty Beats and Imma. DJ Bigg Ray West will be playing old school hip hop between sets. $15 at the door; 21 and over show. 

Eli Alger, a Dowling High School graduate and former wrestler, sang the national anthem at the NCAA Division I Wrestling finals in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Alger, who now lives in Nashville, recently released new music, “Blue Bellbottoms,” on most streaming services. For more info on upcoming gigs, visit www.elialgermusic.com.