Cigarettes @ Sunset w/ Bedroom Division + SCOBY

Name: Cigarettes @ Sunset w/ Bedroom Division + SCOBY
Start: 2024-10-11T20:00:00-04:00
Location: 221 Summit Ave, Greensboro, NC, United States, North Carolina 27401

Schedule

Fri Oct 11 2024 at 08:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

221 Summit Ave, Greensboro, NC, United States, North Carolina 27401 | Greensboro, NC

Cigarettes @ Sunset, Bedroom Division, and SCOBY
@ Flat Iron
Friday, October 11
Doors: 7pm // Show: 8pm
ADVANCED: $12
DAY OF: $15
Cigarettes @ Sunset is a band that hails from the mountains of North Carolina consisting of Garrett Dellinger, Sarah Vann, Ryland Bagbey, Wells Whitman, and Ethan Moore. Forming in 2021, the band calls Boone home. Since 2021, they’ve been touring regularly through the east coast with such acts as Dexter & The Moonrocks and others.
The band’s music juxtaposes driving guitar riffs, drums that swerve out of country and punk, with swelling violin, and Dellinger’s semi-autobiographical lyrics anchor the band in both time and place. Their live shows turn any venue into an intimate and energized space, amalgamating shoegaze, old time, and indie rock into a whirlwind of sound.
Mellow, woozy and romantic indie/alt-pop from Greensboro, NC. Bedroom Division is the recording project from songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dylan Wishon. Fusing mellow, jangly guitar with 80s inspired synths. Creating soundscapes inspired by well known artists such as Mac DeMarco, boy pablo, Rex Orange County, and The Strokes.
SCOBY is an indie-rock outfit from Winston-Salem, NC. Consisting entirely of Wake Forest students and alums, SCOBY recorded their first EP in their drummer Doug’s basement on campus. The band functions as a true community project, often opening their space to lone student musicians and being reciprocally lifted by a cult student fanbase. Their EP, “That Will Be The End”, couples a DIY indie ethic with candidly sentimental subject matter, exploring themes of grief, growth, and coming into identity. The project soars through a quirky, reflective diary of college age, featuring jittery hooks and composition that is “uninhibited and confidently playful” (CLTure Magazine). As they round out the recording of their upcoming full-length LP, SCOBY hopes to continue down a path of authentic songwriting and reverence to the local talent that supports them.