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fsm teal® Feelgood local rock
band with alternative and jam ') l
influence. '2:15 p.m., Hu!i Street
Stage)
B<M$% S®R local
experimental pop band that plays
idiosyncratic, psychedelic tunes.
(1 1 p.m., Farm 255)
1tm Country rock with
pop and R&B influences. (1 a.m.,
Flicker Theatre & Bar)
SaisttfiSMi Country-
ringed Southern rock. (10 p.m.,
The Melting Point)
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a project fortha 201,1 AUXFesi .
this e>per^!%i-ttpte>igi'cwp
influenced by post- psychedenc
and k/autrock incorporates double
drums and handm&Se syBfoflsfc-
ers. Featuring members of Shaved
Christ, Never, Sea of Dogs, and
Grape Soda. (10 p.m., Ciri6) f
BJ K&tegataty Popular local DJ: X
spins freaky funk, sultry soul, -
righteous R&B and a whole lota, .2
unexpected faves. (1 p.m., Ricker j
Theatre & Bar; 1 a.ni, Go Bar)
&J %#$§ LocalDJ spins high
energy rock, old school hip-hop,
pop hits and other danceable
favorites from across the decades.
(10 p.m., Washington Street Beer
Tent)
ms NsMet Ntenwrs This
Atianta/Athens group piays breezy,
beachy Americana. (7:15 p.m., Hull
Street Stage)
3mM fmmUe Former Tinfoii Stars
frontman and longtime Athene
Dodd Ferrelle pours heart and
soul into his sweeping; anthemlc
triads and ait-country rockers. (9
p.m., The Globe)
Tbs 8?mm $em@ Javier Morale
of Grass Giraffes offers his !o-fl
avant-garde rock project. (11:45
p.m., Farm 255)
Of Pmm This local band never
ceases to explore new sonic terri-
tories-always experimenting with
unconventional instrumenation
and arrangements behind its driv
ing folk-rock. (7:45 p.m., Pulaski
Street Stage)
Hear® Young singer-song-
writer offers sweet, melodic acous
tic ballads. (1:30 p.m., Pulaski
Street Stage)
Rw S^Wi Near-legendary Athens
% rock trio that consistently pumps
out boisterous rock and roll. They
have.opened for such bands as
ftEM., Cheap Trick, The Ramones
andmore. (8:30 p.m., Hull Street
Stage) 1 *'
fmp Immtmi live hip-hop band
t$iizjng multiple genres to create
a party vibe. The band is driven
bvHcays, synths.bass and drums
. accented by a frve-stnng electric
vicA'n. (3:30 p.m., Hull Street
Stage)
Tfe® ttBads For more information
about tonight’s outdoor headliner,
see p. 8. (9 p.m., Pulaski Street
Stage)
fitufSlsS Local band featuring Danny
Gorbachev (ex-Nuclear Spring)
playing “psychedelic future-folk.”
(11 p.m., Go Bar)
tarsp® Setia This iocaj duo (some
times trio) plays soulful, psyche
delic synth pop driven by organ
and drums. (1 a.m., Cin6)
Grass fiireffcs Driving, melodic
pop painted with lush shoe gaze-.
inspired washes of psychedelic
atmospherics. (12:30 a.m., 40
Watt Club)
Tbe Greys Winners of the
Monsignor Donovan Ram Jam.
This young band plays feel good
alternative rock. (1 p.m., Hull
Street Stage)
Helen Scott Lindsey Haddad (ex-
Laminated Cat), Emileigh Ireland,
Hannah Weyandt and sometimes
Dena Zilber (El Hoilin, Werewolves)
play folky pop with a hint of psy
chedelic rock. (12 a.m., Ricker
Theatre & Bar)
The Bofesftsmlasts This six-piece,
acoustic band utilizes banjo, uku
lele, flute, accordion, saxophone,
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