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Don’t Be a Dummy! This Weekend’s Shows to See


FRIDAY, SEPT. 14

Drivin’ n’ Cryin’, Will Hoge @ Georgia Theatre: Relive the glory of early-’90s alt-rock radio with the hard-working dudes of D’n’C. The group’s new EP series is showcasing a new, more energetic side of the band, too.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 15

The Orkids, Save Grand Canyon, Ravello @ 40 Watt: Back after a yearlong hiatus, local dance-rock outfit The Orkids is promising a new album this fall.

TaterZandra, Muuy Biien, Life In Vacuum, Nations: One of those rare awfully named pleasant surprises, TaterZandra plays heavy, discordant art-rock reminiscent of Unwound and early Sonic Youth. Diggin’ it. And Muuy Biien is probably my favorite local band, so: go to this show.

Tycho, The Album Leaf @ Georgia Theatre: A one-two punch of delicate, emotive music: not the type of thing you normally expect the Theatre to host following a UGA football game. Curious to see how this one plays out. Still, it’s gonna be good.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 16

Fergus and Geronimo, JAILL: Two Sub Pop-approved indie buzz bands play a Sunday show at Farm. JAILL’s angular, psych-inflected rock and F&G’s fuzzy punk should provide a real cool time.

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