Musician Profile: Light Speed Highway

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Turn up the volume — Light Speed Highway is headed to Fall for the Arts.

Hailing from Omaha, Light Speed Highway brings the energy of pop punk, emo and indie rock to the stage with a sound built for live performance. Combining original music with the influences of the genres they love, the four-member band adds another distinct sound to the lineup of musicians performing throughout downtown Columbus.

MEET THE BAND

Light Speed Highway is:

Jake Rolf — Guitar & Main Vocals
Kyle Herout — Guitar & Backing Vocals
Ian Baumgart — Bass Guitar
Craig Ackman — Drums & Backing Vocals

Together, the four musicians create a high-energy sound that blends driving guitars, powerful rhythms and the melodic, emotional qualities that have made pop punk and emo favorites for generations of music fans.

ORIGINAL MUSIC. OMAHA ROOTS.

Light Speed Highway is part of Omaha and Nebraska's independent music scene, performing live while continuing to share their original music with audiences online.

Their music can be found on major streaming platforms, including Spotify and YouTube, giving listeners a chance to get acquainted with the band before seeing them live in Columbus.

But there's something different about experiencing a band in person — and that's exactly what Fall for the Arts is designed to offer.

DISCOVER SOMETHING NEW

Fall for the Arts isn't just about seeing artists and musicians you already know. It's also an opportunity to walk into a downtown venue and discover someone you haven't heard before.

If Light Speed Highway isn't already on your playlist, their Fall for the Arts performance might just change that.

SEE LIGHT SPEED HIGHWAY LIVE

Catch Light Speed Highway during Fall for the Arts:

🎵 Light Speed Highway
⏰ 3 p.m.
📍 It's All Fun N Games

FALL FOR THE ARTS
Saturday, September 19
11 a.m.–6 p.m.
Trackside District – Downtown Columbus

Follow Light Speed Highway on Facebook and Instagram or find their music on Spotify and YouTube.

Booking: DM the band or email [email protected]

Originally posted by Fall for the Arts via Locable