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Inspired by the timeless songwriting of 60s classic country and 70s roots rock, Flat Tired delivers contemporary indie rock with an organic, old-school twist.

The Atlanta-based six-piece emphasizes warm swells of pedal steel, searing lead guitar, and close-knit vocal harmonies to create thoughtful, layered arrangements, all grounded in earnest singer-songwriter sensibilities.

Fans of Faye Webster, The War on Drugs, and Crosby, Stills, and Nash will feel right at home in Flat Tired's unique sound.

Members:

Griffin Miller - Lead vocals, rhythm guitar Blake Objartel - Bass, vocals Justin Settipani - Lead guitar Emma K. Shibley - Keys, vocals Nick Wechsler - Drums Davis Wright - Pedal Steel

Events

Flat Tired

Wednesday June 3, 2026 08:00 PM EDT
The EARL Cost: $15 ADV-$15 DOS
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