ZBowl Indie Rock Concert
Thursday, February 2 @ 7 p.m.
$20 tickets
Jump start your ZBowl experience, on Thursday, February 2, with an Indie Rock concert that will get your head rockin' and toes tappin' to some of the latest hits from Nashville artists: Keegan DeWitt, Roman Candle and Bryan Cates.
These hip young artists are making their way from the music capital to Zionsville for a night that will pay homage to the town where many of them have roots from their childhood days. Plus, a percentage of ticket proceeds will go to support local charities that help others in need in the Boone County area.
If you're not already a following fan of these artists, be prepared to recognize some of their indie rock hits as well as other tunes that have premiered on popular television shows. Read below for more information on the artists and then join them, Zionsville residents and out-of-town visitors as we prepare to rock on and have fun as the heat turns up in Central Indiana for Super Bowl Sunday.
Tickets and Event Information
Doors open at 6:15 p.m. and performances will start at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20 each and available online or at the door on the day of the event. Seats are limited, so grab your friends and purchase your tickets ahead of time. Drinks and refreshments will also be available for purchase at the venue. The concert will take place at St. Alphonsus Liguori located on 1870 West Oak Street, Zionsville, Ind.
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About Keegan DeWitt
This songwriter and Independent Spirit Award-nominated film composer is currently based in Nashville. In 2010, PasteMagazine.com labeled him one of its ’10 Best Solo Artists of 2010′ and featured him as part of its ‘Best of What’s Next’ series. He most recently released an EP, Nothing Shows via the acclaimed Daytrotter (daytrotter.com) website as its first ever exclusive release, and a limited edition 7", Two Hearts/Reluctance, via Theory 8 Records. By mid-2011, Keegan had released three film scores, including the IFC feature film Cold Weather, the SXSW-selection No Matter What, and a collaboration with the heralded writer/director Barry Jenkins (Medicine For Melancholy). He also recently completed a collaboration with the industry-leading cycling website Rapha (rapha.cc), composing a suite for their coverage of the Amgen Tour of California.
Learn more about Keegan DeWitt at
www.keegandewitt.com |
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About Roman Candle
Formed in 1997 at the University of North Carolina, this rock and roll band consists of members Logan, Timshel and Skip Matheny (Skip and Logan are brothers, Skip and Timshel are married).
They released their debut, Says Pop (2002), and began touring across the U.S. Rolling Stone picked up on Roman Candle's earthy pop, calling them Chapel Hill's "darling" band on the rise. On the release of their album The Wee Hours Revue (2006), they earned critical plaudits from many major media outlets including The Boston Globe that called the album "a stunner." Pitchfork's (Pitchfork.com) Grayson Currin said "Roman Candle is one of the best, most complete American rock bands to surface in a decade." The band moved to their current home Nashville in 2007. They began an artist on artist interview series called 'Drinks With' for American Songwriter in 2010. The summer of 2011 saw the band undertake a nationwide house concert tour, traveling from coast to coast writing and trying out new material for their upcoming full-length. Roman Candle is currently at work on their new album, due out in 2012.
Learn more about Roman Candle at
www.romancandlemusic.com
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About Bryan Cates
This North Carolina native has been described as one for keeping his music at heart while spending long hours crafting its every measure so that it is more than ready to meet the ears of public audiences. Many of his melodies are described as showing some flavor from sounds of the 60s and 70s. Cates himself even describes some of his work as, "saying goodbye to no one." The popular music blog Daytrotter (daytrotter.com) covered Cates in a feature in late 2010 when writer Sean Moeller described his work as "It's music that sounds as if it's made by a man who is getting in touch with his personal owner's manual and figuring out exactly what it is that moves him and because of this attention to detail, everything that comes so sweetly to him, moves us."
Learn more about Bryan Cates at
www.myspace.com/bryancates |
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