[REMINDER] Catch All Them Witches w/ New Madrid & Chrome Pony | Nov. 7 & 8 @ 3rd & Lindsley!

Our favorite independent radio station Lightning 100 has been celebrating their 25th anniversary all week long with great shows at 3rd & Lindsley, but the grand finale is just right around the corner. Local psych-rock outfit All Them Witches will take over one of Nashville’s favorite venues for a two-night stand on Saturday, Nov. 7 (with New Madrid) and Sunday, Nov. 8 (with Chrome Pony), just a week after their first label release, Dying Surfer Meets His Maker, which came out on Oct. 30 via Nashville-based New West Records. You can grab tickets here for the Saturday show and/or here for the Sunday show, or, if you’re too broke or busy (or both), you can catch their Grimey’s in-store performance for free dollars on Friday at 6 p.m. Read on for more details and make plans to come out and party with some of Nashville’s finest.

ALL THEM WITCHES

Mixing influences of psychedelic rock, heavy metal and swampy blues, All Them Witches are one of the most diverse and dynamic rock bands to emerge from Nashville’s music scene. The four-piece group, comprised of Robby Staebler (drums), Michael Parks, Jr. (bass, vocals, guitar), Ben McLeod (guitar), and Allan Vancleave (keys, violin), gained a reputation for a thrilling live show, mostly built on their musical chemistry and ability to jam rather than solely relying on structured songs. They got their start in 2012 with their debut album Our Mother Electricity, but really gained momentum last year with Lightning At The Door, which featured stand-out tracks like “Charles William” and “When God Comes Back,” which showcased their Southern Gothic style of songwriting perfectly paired with rowdy guitars.

The hype surrounding the album last year apparently attracted the attention of reputable record label New West Records and led to them backing the forthcoming album, Dying Surfer Meets His Maker, which came out on Oct. 30. Written in the style of concept album and recorded in a remote cabin in East Tennessee, Dying Surfer Meets his Maker is mainly inspired by the various upbringings and travels of the band, allowing them to create a sound to reflect particular places. Their latest single “Open Passageways” is a haunting track full of violins give it an almost Celtic feel, so check it out below to get a glimpse of what the new material sounds like.

NEW MADRID

Based in Athens, GA, though most members are transplants from Chattanooga and Nashville, New Madrid are a perfect fit to open up the show Saturday night for an evening of loud, fuzzy rock and roll. Supporting their second album Sunswimmer, released on New West’s sister label Normaltown, the four-piece add the perfect touch of Southern influence to classic indie rock. Check out the lead single “Manners” below.

CHROME PONY

You’ve more than likely heard the name Chrome Pony thrown around here recently. Fronted by brothers Kyle and Tyler Davis, the psychedelic/punk infused project won a spot in the Road to Bonnaroo competition earlier this year, and wowed us at one of our Acme showcases before that. Rumor had it that a new release to follow last year’s EP You Are The Pisces was coming this summer, and while they did drop a live album recorded at Audiotree studios, no word yet on when the brand new material will be headed our way. Listen to “White Witch” below from You Are The Pisces to tide you over until then.

All Them Witches will perform Saturday, Nov. 7 with New Madrid and Sunday, Nov. 8 with Chrome Pony. Both shows are all ages, begin at at 8 p.m. (doors at 6 p.m.), and tickets are available for $15. Click here for tickets to the Saturday show and here for tickets to the Sunday show.