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sly, hearty original songs and
enditions of classic tunes. The
band's close four-part harmonies
are backed by high energy, and
the contemporary lyrics are often
delivered with an engaging sense
of humor. (4 p.m., Pulaski Street
Stage)
Members of Quiet
Hooves play a set of Prince covers.
(1:15 a.m., Farm 255)
fteiatesesl Popular local band
failing somewhere between bluesy
Southern rock and the peppier side
of ait-country. (5:15 p.m., Pulaski
Street Stage)
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blowing the sax or delivering his
gruff ’n’ gnjmbiy vocals, longtime
Athenian Brambiett can toss out
direct* Southern R&B kickers. (11
p.m., Tire Veiling Point)
lbs itossy Scuzzed out
punk. (10 pm, Go Bar)
Local singer-
songwriter with a sweet voice and
prodding, poignant lyrics. (6:30
p.m., Pulaski Street Stage)
Ssa @f Itep Songwriter and
banjo-picker Emily Armond leads
this endearing folk group with
disarming honesty, candid lyrics
and warm harmonies. (12:15 a.m„
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Saw* tercia Onmi A rowdy
and fun modern interpretation of
traditional bluegrass and folk. (6
p.m., Hull Street Stage)
&$@relMiar Athens supergroup
featuring members of Pylon,
Casper and the Cookies and The
Olivia Tremor Control. The band's
sound is as diverse as its lineup,
with elements of psychedelic
experimentation and angular rock.
(1 am., Georgia Theatre)
Tsterlaax&’a Local band play
ing angular, often dissonant but
catchy grunge that maintains a
distinct sense of melody. (11 p.m.,
Caledonia Lounge)
Loud and brash
local rock duo that names Velvet
Underground and Stooges among
its influences (10 p.m., 40 Watt
Club)
Welsdfesis Fisk This quartet of
funksters (including DJ Alfredo
of Immuzikation) plays electro-
based, groove-laden, upbeat stuff
in the Prince, Stevie Wonder and
Jamiroquai style. (11:30 p.m., 40
Watt Club)
The Welfare imm Bluegrass
band complete with upright bass,
banjo, mandolin, guitar and fiddle,
featuring the founder of Ghostmeat
Records and members of 6 String
Drag. (12 a.m., The Globe)
WHto ¥SsS©i Longtime singer-
songwriter Nate Nelson’s solid
band features the same sweet,
heartfelt indie-pop melodies for
which he is known. (10:45 p.m.,
40 Watt Club)
Betsy Kfesstoa S the Crowms
Local band balancing "heavy-
hitting blues-rock and soulful
country-folk.” (2:45 p.m., Hull
Street Stage)
SisstSrfa The long-running Athens
quartet olays a bluesy style of
roots-rcck music with big guitars
and sharply written lyrics for darkly
countrified bar-room rock. (3:15
p.m., Pulaski Street Stage) .
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Local power trio delivers an ener
getic show with a hard-hitting
rhythm section, funky riffs and
soaring guitar solos filled with
catchy hooks and harmonies. (5:15
p.m., Hull Street Stage)
its Hammond B3
virtuoso who cut his teeth backing
Motown legends like the Four Tops,
The Temptations, Stevie Wonder
and Marvin Gaye. (5:45 p.m.,
Pulaski Street Stage)
Jaznimale Local five-piece
explores freaky, funky, psychedelic
fusion jazz while incorporating
rock, R&B, heavy beats and more.
(12:30 p.m., Pulaski Street Stage)
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Coalite The Squirrel Nut Zippers
founder reaches deep into his
Mississippi roots on this Southern
rock band filled with country-fried
blues licks. (4:30 p.m., Pulaski
Street Stage)
Kite t® tfm 88©©n Local band led
by Timi Conley and featuring a
stimulating live show with jubilant,
rowdy pop music. (6:30 p.m., Hull
Street Stage)
BSatt Jelsser Band Local guitarist
draws inspiration from blues and
classic rock. (4 p.m., Hull Street
Stage)
Saint Francis Scott Baston
reunites former Moonshine Stm
members in a fiery, spirit-filled
musical hootenanny. (2 p.m.,
Pulaski Street Stage)
Tiie Wcodgrains Local band that
plays a blend of funk, rock and
soul featuring three vocalists and
charismatic harmonies. (1:30 p.m.,
Hull Street Stage)
Yacht Bock Revue For more
information about tonight’s outdoor
headlining act, see p. 9. (7 p.m.,
Pulaski Street Stage)
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