Wardrobe Malfunction, Shock Tea And Trevor Griffin Nye Bash

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WARDROBE MALFUNCTION 
​Meeting in the dead of Covid, Wesley Jensen and Maggie Merrifield struck up a loving relationship and subsequently had their brainchild emerge in the form of Wardrobe Malfunction.​ Sorting through the tangles of their inspirations, they would go on to create five albums between 2020 and 2022. Each one different from the last and working out nodes of psychedelic pomp, metal infusion, and pop sensibility.​  After feeling out the era of staying indoors, the duo would hone the live craft slowly but surely. Cropping up their first live shows in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Covington, Kentucky. Luck would meet them back home in Atlanta as they became acquainted with the scene at Bon House.​  In 2024, they solidified their core live line-up with the additions of bassist Griffin Houck and drummer Duncan Ward. In early 2025, the group would retreat to Lake Hartwell to record the seminal ‘Hydroglyph‘. A 9-track LP diving deep (literally) into aquatic themes and exploring the seafloor.​  The group closes out the 2025 season and sets their sights on the road in 2026…
SHOCK TEA

Carefully blending psychedelic-inspired modern indie rock with the melodic and textural fusion of the Indian sitar, Shock Tea, based out of Atlanta, offers a refreshing musical experience reminiscent of the rock, pop, and blues of the ’60s and ’70s while speaking to modern indie rock sensibilities.Formed in late 2022, the band comprises Andrew Pangus on bass, bringing his punk and alternative roots; Quaid Patterson on guitar, with a rich blues background; and Avery Andrews, a skilled jazz drummer. Fronting the band is Nik Howlett, providing the vocals, keyboard, and the distinctive tones of the sitar.Their message and philosophy center on exploring the untapped potential of sitar rock. As they continue to grow, Shock Tea remains committed to pushing the boundaries of the sitar in modern music while engaging audiences with their unique and captivating sound
Trevor Griffin

Trevor Griffin is an Atlanta singer/songwriter who dabbles in alt-country, folk, and indie-pop. Starting his journey in 2019, he released his first songs in high school, gaining over 300k streams for the song “Coffee.” In 2021 he moved to Gainesville, FL, where he met most of his current musical collaborators. After migrating to Atlanta in 2024, he released his album “Don’t Kid Yourself” in August 2025 under the name Tavern Breakfast, and is now in the final stages of a debut solo album. In Atlanta, Trevor’s live show features a rotating door of talented friends including but not limited to: Collin Fitzgerald, Dylan O’Bryan, Brittany Dixon, and Zach Gerbi..