Conor Donohue / Zeb Camp Wright / Julie Odell

DOORS

8:00 PM

SHOW

8:45 PM

Conor Donohue is an indie rock musician who currently resides in New Orleans. His sound is a unique blend of dance-punk, electro-pop, and traditional Americana, featuring a mix of live instrumentation and electronic elements. Donohue's music is characterized by driving beats, catchy hooks, and intricate melodies, while his lyrics are often introspective and witty. His singing style is marked by unconventional phrasing, and the ability to convey complex emotions through subtle inflections.

Julie Odell is an Asheville via New Orleans singer-songwriter. Her music is folky, dreamy, and soulful, marked by her powerful, peculiar vocals, detailed textures, and an instinct for immediate songcraft. Her songs are complex and multifaceted, in part because they don’t follow expected trajectories or settle into long stretches of even-keeled languor. “Internally I always feel either really chaotic or really calm,” Odell says. “So, it’s a lot of really loud, fast-paced stuff, and then it’ll shrink down to really quiet delicate things. I’m obsessed with dynamics.” Odell wanted to be a meteorologist when she was a kid, chasing tornadoes in a van with all her friends. Although she chose a life as an artist instead, she reckons she’s chasing musical tornadoes, since her songs are wispy, unpredictable beasts.

Zeb Camp Wright - of Psych rock band Bask.