After joining Nora, Autumn, and Kat on their musical journey in Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, soon you will have a chance to set up the concert for the band-aiding performance of “In Hell.”

Before heading to the venue, proper attire for the show must be in place. The band loaded all their equipment into Kat’s father’s “borrowed” van, and you drove everything to the Blue Spruce bar parking lot.

This van was “stolen,” so it became the band’s go-to for hauling the instruments, amplifiers, and all other equipment needed for Bloom and Rage’s coming-out party.

Getting Power To The Venue

When you arrive at the Blue Spruce, now you are confronted with the first little issue: getting everyone through the back and to the power for your equipment. That back gate stands through a combination lock.

You essentially have two means when it comes to getting through the initial obstacle.

Using the payphone present outside, call up Dylan, Kat’s sister, who is working as a waitress inside the bar. Opt for the “lost stray cat”-spurred dialogue option to coax her into giving away the gate code. This method is a bit riskier but stays true to the rebellious nature of the band.

Alternatively, go check Corey’s bike in the parking lot. If you examine his backpack, you will find a pager and, with it, a slip of paper with the gate combination: Up, Right, Left, Up, Down. Autumn would argue that this approach is far more methodical.

You can also look for a fire extinguisher hidden within a nearby dumpster. It is capable of smashing the lock, which fits perfectly with Kat’s impulsiveness.

Setting Up The Power System

Once you pass through the gate, you need to arrive at the party scene and establish the power to the gear. Search through boxes lining the back wall to find an extension cord.

Following the journey, enter through the door that opens and locate the breaker panel, plugging the extension cord into the outlet set in the bottom left. Power apparently ain’t making it. Inside the breaker panel, you might just discover two fuses are missing.

Nearby, one fuse rests upon the shelves to the right while the other lays upon the floor to the left. Insert both fuses where the respective fuses were removed.

Now that the fuses are in their places restoring power consists of flipping some breaker switches.

First, flip the switch on the upper right. Flip the upper left switch, then go on to the right switch in the second row, followed by the left switch in the bottom row, directly to the second row. When done correctly, there will be illumination on the indicators, showing in green that you’ve just established power.

Thus your concert gear now has electricity-the soul in the sustaining power for its sound to cross the parking lot.

Last Minute Setting For The Concert (Decoration)

With power in hand, it is time to finalize everything in the venue with stickers of Bloom and Rage. Stickers are on the employees’ doors, payphones, plant boxes next to the front entrance, and car trunks.

These stickers are territorial markers for your underground performance, giving a good reminder to fans who are arriving. Catch important moments on camera for your memoir by filming the fuse box for “Setting the Stage.”

Besides this, shoot the covered boat situated behind the building, the missing employee umbrella table by the gate, and the patrons outside the bar for the “Strangers” category.

The stage is set for Bloom & Rage to once again perform “In Hell” to an eager public.

This time, the concert represents a visage for the crumbling intersection of the 1995 timeline and the 2022 reunion at the same memorial in their pact.

The arbitrary Blue Sprunce parking lot becomes the stage for the concrete historical moment, which shall resound for decades.