[REMINDER] Catch The Neighbourhood w/ Bad Suns & Hunny | TONIGHT @ The Ryman

Hitting the road in anticipation of their long-awaited sophomore LP, Wiped Out! (due out Oct. 30), SoCal indie rockers The Neighbourhood are set to return to Nashville for the third time in just as many years TONIGHT, Sept. 25 at, for the first time, The Ryman Auditorium, along with buzzworthy up and comers Bad Suns and Hunny. Tickets for this epic event are still available here, and you can find out all about it below!

THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

After exploding onto the scene two years ago with their acclaimed debut, I Love You, propelled by the massive success of inescapably catchy single “Sweater Weather,” Southern California indie pop/alt rockers The Neighbourhood (sometimes called The NBHD) took a decidedly more hip hop turn with last year’s #000000 & #FFFFFF mixtape. From what we’ve heard so far of their sophomore effort Wiped Out!, which drops Oct. 30, however, it seems the band are planning to stick to their tried and true soulful, poppy, indie formula with their next release, and catchy new tracks “R.I.P. 2 My Youth,” which fast become a summer staple, and just-released “The Beach” (below) are some of the group’s best work yet. Barely into their 20s, the young band have previously sold out dates at Cannery Ballroom and Marathon Music Works, both of which were excellent, and there’s no reason to expect their annual trip to Music City, this time at legendary hall The Ryman, will be any less spectacular; if anything, their road-worn experience and seasoned chops, coupled with long-awaited new tunes, will make this the best Neighbourhood experience yet. Don’t miss it!

BAD SUNS

Another relatively new act, and also hailing from California, alt/indie rockers Bad Suns have passed through town a few times in recent years, always lending support to some high-profile acts. We loved their debut EP Transpose, and watched their moody, post-punk influenced sound further evolve on last year’s Language & Perspective. Sonically, they’re a wonderful compliment to The Neighbourhood, and, in all likelihood, are well on their way to headlining The Ryman themselves in no time.

HUNNY

Also hailing from Southern California and also relatively new to the scene, Hunny play a poppy, upbeat flavor of indie rock that falls somewhere in between the rest of the night’s bill. Though they have only a handful of tracks floating around, the band will release their debut EP, Pain/Ache/Loving, sometime this year.

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The Neighbourhood, Bad Suns, and Hunny will perform tonight, Sept. 25, at The Ryman Auditorium. The show is all ages, begins at 8 p.m. (doors at 7 p.m.), and tickets are available to purchase for $30.