Teddy at Night / Moony / Golden Blue / Atticus ...
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Event Description
Whether you cry when you’re drunk or scream at the bar for the hungover, raspy voice, Teddy will be there to help you not regret it. After over a decade of touring across the globe with other bands, Teddy honed a sound that’s uniquely his, born from the after-dark glow of neon lights. It was in the unlikely town of Nashville, TN, that he truly found his groove. Hold tight, Teddy’s debut full-length record of stadium-sized, pop-infused ballads is set to dominate your playlist, accompanied by a 10-city tour. It’s filled with choruses that you’ll have no choice to sing-along to. Whether you’re closing down the last bar or stuck in your mom’s basement, his music will be there with you. That’s probably why Teddy doesn’t sleep at night; you could blame the night terrors, but you know it’s your fault.
Hailing from Atlanta, Atticus Roness is a power pop tour dé force. Finding local and regional success with his previous outfit, The Corduroy Blue, Roness proved his songwriting prowess, along with an electric stage presence. As he now begins to define a more focused solo career, Atticus Roness has his sights set on even higher ambitions, with his debut album set for the fall. Atticus has opened for artists such as Arlie, Collective Soul, Flipturn, The Nude Party, Sloan, Durry, Illiterate Light, Ruen Brothers, and more.
Raw, vulnerable, and often unhinged, Nashville-based Seth Findley (moony), wastes no time getting to the heart of the matter with his music and coinciding world-building. Blurring the line between genres showcasing a sonic landscape of edgy alt-rock, mellow indie, catchy pop, and a touch of punk, Moony is at full form. “This was never meant to be a pristine, polished thing,” Moony explains. “It’s the messy, unpolished side of me that needs an outlet. It’s not that I think I’m doing something revolutionary, but I’m not going to let myself overthink this. It’s been very personally rewarding.”
Golden Blue
Soundtracks for your night-time drives, cloud gazing, and mountaintop moments. You can listen to these songs in your car and be taken back to a memory you forgot– an important moment of understanding, a sense of a big and unknown future that hits you like a ton of bricks, or a bittersweet realization that there’s a lot about life you can’t control. Johnny and Ashley Perez are longtime musicians (and married people) who met in Houston, and recently found their way back to Ashley’s hometown of Nashville.