Believe It, It's Easy w/ Shed Life & People Eating Plastic

Catch Believe It, It's Easy, Shed Life, and People Eating Plastic live at The Oasis to experience the finest indie and underground punk New England has to offer!

Believe It, It's Easy

Believe It, It's Easy is a dynamic Connecticut-based indie rock band featuring Zebulon Mrowka (guitar, vocals, production), Jon Christina (drums), and Jake Dunbar (bass, vocals). Melding hook-heavy alternative melodies with a distinct, self-produced DIY ethos, the trio established their signature sound with their 2021 self-titled debut album and expanded their sonic footprint with their 2025 release, You Can Believe It Again. Known for their engaging local performances and active presence in the New England music scene, the group continues to build a dedicated following by pairing nostalgic indie sensibilities with fresh, modern songwriting.

Shed Life

Connecticut's Shed Life is an underground math punk and emo rock outfit renowned for fusing intricate time signatures with raw, high-velocity energy. Composed of vocalist and bassist Joe Luchuk, guitarists Eric Peterson and Evan Delaney, and drummer Jon Christina—who pulls double duty behind the kit for Believe It, It's Easy—the four-piece has become a staple of the New England DIY circuit. Fully embracing a fiercely independent bedroom-and-garage recording ethos, the band pairs erratic rhythms and screaming melodies with a humorous, defiant attitude. Driven by explosive live performances and notable releases like Stop Yelling & Have a Good Time, Shed Life continues to carve out a distinct, unapologetic space in the local alternative music scene.

People Eating Plastic

Hailing from Rhode Island's South County, People Eating Plastic is a progressive math rock band that has carved out a distinct niche within the neighboring New England DIY music circuits. Composed of the core duo of guitarist Jason Gillooly and drummer Wesley Evans—alongside bassist Christian Seda—the group delivers a direct, aggressive, and highly intricate blend of math core and post-rock. Known for their complex time signatures, erratic riffs, and explosive live performances at local creative hubs like Providence's AS220, they effortlessly bridge the gap between indie enthusiasts and hardcore punks. Their music, marked by early projects like P.E.P. and their 2026 EP Tried://True., showcases a constant evolution in songwriting structure that keeps them a beloved, staple act in the regional underground scene.