Three Austin bands performing live at The Continental Club, pairing lo-fi country-soul with gritty garage rock.
Dom Francis, The Mellows, and Otis Wilkins share a bill at The Continental Club on Saturday, July 25. It's a three-act lineup of Austin-based musicians, and the night pairs lo-fi country-soul with gritty garage rock.
Dom Francis is an Austin musician whose work, rooted in folk and rock, drifts through shadowy dreamscapes, desert highways and backwoods silence. He grew up in the Northeast and lived in El Paso, Missouri and Appalachia before settling in Texas. His debut album, The Wanderer, is described as analog and raw, and his sophomore record, The State of Things, is out.
The Mellows are a Southern California group of brothers and childhood friends who built their rock-and-roll sound in a garage as teenagers, inspired by The Everly Brothers and The Beatles. They now live in Austin, with brothers Colton and Zane Turner in the band.
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Otis Wilkins is the moniker songwriter Taylor Wilkins uses outside his rock act, Otis the Destroyer. His singles have landed on shows like Bosch and Walker, and "Joni Mitchell Was Punk" was featured on NPR's Station Breaks and KUTX's song of the day.
The show starts at 10 PM at The Continental Club, 1315 S. Congress, and tickets are $15.
