Save the date! Sue Foley delivers her own brand of high energy, guitar driven Texas blues while premiering her new band, The Pistolas. Foley’s seasoned rhythm section responds to her every move as she sways, rocks, and digs in deep with equal parts ease and intensity. One night only, for Antone's 49th anniversary.
Launched as a deep left field pop combo by Richard Davies in early Nineties Australia, the Moles have since become a hydra-headed amalgamation of city-based bands, each intent on bringing Davies’ constantly evolving songcraft to full fruition. Super Secret Records ATX all-stars celebrating the Moles new LP Code Word include songmen both buoyant (Will Courtney) and dark (Quin Galavis), plus scintillating indie-psych quartet Kay Odyssey.
Since his debut indie release in 2003, Gregory Alan Isakov has become a folk powerhouse. Seventh studio album Evening Machines (Dualtone) continues expanding on the South African’s broken-down ballads and thundering orchestral powerhouses. Now a Coloradoan, he crafts a deeply personal connection to his fans. Australian pop duo Oh Pep opens.
This Houston fivepiece offers gentle psychedelic Americana the night before their fifth overall album release, Stay Out Late, on New West Records. The dreamy roots capture looks back at 15 years as a band, bubbling with melancholy on single “This Place Reminds Me of You.” Stormy Denton songwriter Claire Morales tacks on Seventies folk rock fuzz, while locals Altamesa and Lizzie Buckley open with cosmic Americana and country-influenced acoustics, respectively.