Logjam Presents is pleased to welcome The Dead & Down for a live in concert performance at the Rialto on Friday, May 10th, 2024.
Tickets are on sale now at Logjam Presents Box offices & online while supplies last. All tickets are general admission standing room only. All ages are welcome.
Additional ticketing and venue information can be found here.
This Montana Based Roots rock band envelopes the introspective and often heavy songwriting of Taylor Burlage in a blanket of sound descended from roots rock, and psychedelia. The Dead & Down will take you on a journey; moments of cosmic flare and pure, unadulterated rock and roll balanced with a classic western feel. Imagine if Keith Richards and John Prine were in Pink Floyd and you might find a starting point for what they sound like.
“The Dead and Down have a sound that doesn’t fit into one bin. They combine elements of Country, Americana, and Rock for a sonic experience that stays interesting. Their new song, “Switchbacks” has a solid country-rock feel, but the break in the middle is a lot more akin to prog rock. It’s a combo that works!” – Bob Wall, KGVM Bozeman “
About Aedie
aedie is an American indie musician from New England. He recently played the Mystic Folkways Festival sharing the lineup with Whitney, Michael Nau, Matt Costa and more, has opened for Josiah Johnson of the Head and the Heart, Jackson Lundy, and often collaborates with contemporaries Trey Kams (TDE), and others in the indie folk scene. on his most recent 9000 mile cross country DIY tour, he sold out two one hundred capacity shows in Bozeman NY and Brooklyn NY and summited five of the United States highest mountains (14ers). He is currently in the middle of finishing his debut record with producer Charlie Dahlke of the Brazen Youth (Flipturn, etc) Ashlawn Studios in Connecticut. An advocate for environmental conservation, aedie cultivates influence for his music through wilderness exploration; car camping, surfing, and climbing mountains during his DIY cross country tours from the Appalachians, to the Rockies, to the California coastline and back.