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Let’s goooooo. This is a truly ripping bill with Meet Me @ The Altar and Pollyanna. Keep an eye out for lineup updates.
MEET ME @ THE ALTAR
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Meet Me @ The Altar is here to dismantle rock music’s stereotypes riff by riff. The band–comprised of guitarist-bassist Téa Campbell, drummer Ada Juarez and lead vocalist Edith Victoria–has reignited the genre with their refreshing mix of earworm pop melodies, blazing guitar riffs, and punk attitude. Now, the band is ready to stake their claim in rock history with their debut album, Past // Present // Future, arriving via Fueled By Ramen.
The record finds the bandmates experimenting more than ever as they solidify a signature sound while also ripping apart the “nostalgia act” box they didn’t ask to be placed in. Each word in the album title holds a significant meaning: “Past” pays respect to the iconic bands who’ve influenced them (including Paramore, Twenty One Pilots, P!NK, Demi Lovato, and Avril Lavigne). “Present” finds the band redefining what a modern-day rock band looks and sounds like, while “Future” looks ahead at how the band will impact the genre and where they might go from here.
POLLYANNA
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Move over Bon Jovi there’s a new band from Jersey. Born from the DIY touring scene Pollyanna brings you on an emotional roller coaster of fury and weeping sorrow. Making big steps from debut LP Slime, the band gleefully showcases everything from a pissed off “ready to burn the world down” fury of guitars to dancing while celebrating queer love and trans pride, amongst exploring orchestral moments of self doubt and self loathing. Pollyanna articulates the journey of trading hatred for joy.
