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Easy HoneyDescending from the Appalachian Mountains to Charleston, South Carolina, Easy Honey infuses its psychedelic-folk roots with East-coast surf rock. Listening to the Indy band’s witty melodies dotted with catchy hooks will place you in a nostalgic dream state.
The band has supported national acts such as Cowboy Mouth and Boy Named Banjo, sold out multiple hometown venues, and earned a spot at “Into the Woods” Festival in fall of 2019.
After relocating to the beaches of South Carolina, their image as “Appalachian Surfers” seems all too fitting, which in turn has allowed for the development of their signature sound: “love rock.” Establishing themselves as low country venue regulars at the Charleston Pour House, Royal American, and Windjammer, the band has become an integral part of the communal scene
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Deaf Andrews
Hailing from disparate corners of North Carolina, Deaf Andrews has been making rock n’ roll music in Charlotte since 2018. Deaf Andrews draws on the experiences and musical obsessions of its founding members, creating songs that speak to the modern condition using musical language from all eras and genres of rock. With influences from Blues, Indie, Classic Rock, and Funk, these five friends are on a mission to explore sounds that compel the feet to move, the head to bang, and reward the ears for getting closer to the music.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Evening Muse, 3227 N Davidson St, Charlotte, United States
Tickets
USD 10 to USD 12