High Water in North Charleston - Apr 20, 2024

Cut Worms

8 concerts

Brooklyn's Max Clarke, aka Cut Worms, crafts timeless pop gems with homegrown flair. Known for his delicate harmonies and celestial guitar leads, he self-produces anthems like "Dream Most Wild."

The Linda Lindas

9 concerts

The Linda Lindas blend L.A. punk, post-punk, and rock en español, known for their viral hit "Racist, Sexist, Boy." Their album "No Obligation" defies expectations.

Grace Potter

5 concerts

Two-time GRAMMY nominee Grace Potter, born in the USA, is praised as “one of the greatest living rock voices.” Known for hits like "Daylight," Grace has collaborated with icons like The Grateful Dead and Willie Nelson. She's graced festivals like Coachella and launched Burlington’s Grand Point North Festival.

Noah Kahan

6 concerts

Vermont's Noah Kahan, a 2x GRAMMY-nominated artist, blends Folk, Americana, and Rock. Known for “Stick Season” and hits with Post Malone, he champions mental health too.

Houndmouth

10 concerts

Houndmouth, an alternative blues band from New Albany, Indiana, is known for rootsy rock and hits like "From the Hills Below the City." They've played major festivals and TV, earning praise from The Guardian and SPIN.

The Heavy Heavy

16 concerts

UK-based band The Heavy Heavy, formed by Georgie Fuller and William Turner, blends soulful rock & roll with British roots. Known for songs from their debut EP "Life and Life Only" and album "One Of A Kind," they draw comparisons to Jefferson Airplane and Fleetwood Mac. With two top-five AAA radio singles, they’ve sold out shows globally, receiving acclaim from NME and The Guardian. Turner produced and mixed their music in Brighton.

Shovels & Rope

6 concerts

Born with a minimalist ethos, this duo excels at live, raw performances, transforming studio tracks into innovative live arrangements. Known for their genre-blending sound, they've gained acclaim for turning constraints into creativity. Their approach, focusing on real-time playability, makes every album their most definitive yet.

The Dip

17 concerts

Seattle-based The Dip, known for their emotive rhythm-and-blues, shines on their album "Sticking With It." The band channels live-show energy and embraces a communal, anti-perfectionist spirit. Their craftsmanship is highlighted throughout this self-produced, third full-length release.

Kevin Morby

8 concerts

Kevin Morby, known for his dynamic indie rock style, explores themes of life, time, and mortality in his acclaimed albums "This Is A Photograph" and its follow-up "More Photographs (A Continuum)."

Courtney Barnett

2 concerts

Courtney Barnett, an acclaimed Australian musician and lyricist, captivates with her witty rock style. Known for classics like "Nameless, Faceless," she gained fame with her debut album in 2015. Barnett received a Grammy nomination and collaborated with Kurt Vile. Her live performances at major festivals, including Coachella and Glastonbury, showcase her dynamic talent.

Al Olender

1 concert

Al Olender, an Upstate New York artist, dazzles with her debut album "Easy Crier," recorded at The Church, Harlemville. Known for her honest exploration of grief and self-discovery, she collaborates with producer James Felice and others, creating a blend of keys, strings, and harmonies.

Leyla McCalla

3 concerts

Born in NYC to Haitian emigrants, Leyla McCalla excels in cello, tenor banjo, and guitar. A multilingual artist, she blends global influences in her music. Founding member of Our Native Daughters and former Carolina Chocolate Drops, she explores Afro-diasporic sounds. Her 2022 album, "Breaking the Thermometer," highlights the significance of a free press through Radio Haiti's story.

The Walkmen

1 concert

High Water in North Charleston, SC

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