Tomorrow's Problem at Amos' Southend

Don’t miss your change to see this Winter Tour live one night only at Amos’ Southend. Tomorrow’s Problem is an energetic and upbeat band from Columbia, South Carolina. Formed at the University of South Carolina, the band later moved to Charleston, SC to craft their debut EP. Drawing inspiration from legends like Jimi Hendrix and Red Hot Chili Peppers, along with modern influences like Spacey Jane and Mt. Joy, Tomorrow’s Problem has built a reputation for their captivating live shows. Their sets are a high energy blend of dynamic moments, and a crowd that feels like part of the show. After wrapping up their first tour across 22 cities in the fall of 2025, the band is diving into new recordings and leaning into a fresh creative direction, while already looking forward to getting back on the road and hitting even more new places in 2026. Fudge: There’s something in Wilmington’s water supply and it’s not just the forever chemicals. Self-belief, optimism, and a desire for individuality all trickle into the music of coastal North Carolina indie rock band Fudge. Influenced by the anthemic bands of the past, the group hits the sweet spot of unfamiliar and uncharted territory with music that sounds fresh, but simultaneously feels like it was always there. If they didn’t write “Hanging On” someone else would’ve, but it certainly wouldn’t sound this sweet.