Tallahassee natives Look Mexico have a unique harmony and catchy, heartfelt lyrics that have consistently pleased crowds at Club Downunder. Openers Young Buffalos draw influence from West African polyrhythmic drumming and the harmony-laden pop of the Beach Boys and Animal Collective.
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Rock, country, blues and soul converge when Knoxville, Tennessee’s The Dirty Guv’nahs take the stage. The bands’ big songs and big performances have helped The Dirty Guv’nahs earn the title of Knoxville, Tennessee’s Best Band two years in a row, as well as landed them performances at festivals such as Bonnaraoo and Next Big Nashville.
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Lo-fi garage rock band The Strange Boys have earned comparisons to The Rolling Stones and Chuck Berry and have performed with acts such as Spoon and Black Lips. Opening the show is Gentleman Jesse and His Men, Atlanta’s lo-fi garage pop unit.
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NBC’s 2009 Stand Up for Diversity Winner Kevin Shea will be performing stand up at Club Downunder on September 9! The Korean-born comedian has performed on Comedy Central, HBO, and Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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Though consisting of only two members, El Ten Eleven craft intricate, densely layered music that belies their diminutive size. Utilizing only drums, a double-necked guitar and an array of pedals, the duo perform energetic, highly danceable tunes to keep you moving all night. LA upstart Baths shares stylistic hallmarks of his contemporaries but the inclusion of his own voice in a singer/songwriter manner makes him something of an iconoclast.
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