Release party for the first vinyl edition of David Israel's lo-fi folk EP, with more eaze, Jerry David DeCicca and Strummclub in support.
David Israel is playing the Cherrywood Center on Sunday, August 2, for the release party of the first vinyl edition of his lo-fi folk EP. It's a Sunday afternoon show, which puts it in a different gear than the usual late-night Austin run—the kind of thing you can walk into and still be home for dinner.
Israel is the main feature of the night, and the whole evening is built around the new vinyl pressing of that EP. If you've heard the record on digital, this is the chance to hear those lo-fi folk songs played live, and to pick up a physical copy while you're there. The lo-fi label is a good shorthand for what to expect: folk that doesn't polish away the rough edges, where the hiss and the room are part of the sound.
He's not playing alone. The bill rounds out with more eaze, Jerry David DeCicca, and Strummclub, so there are four acts in total. With Israel as the headliner, the other three open the afternoon, which means the music starts well before the main set. It's a full lineup for a single stage, and the variety of names suggests a few different takes on the folk and indie side of things rather than one sound repeated four times over.
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Everything happens at the Cherrywood Center, 1605 E. 38th 1/2 St, in East Austin. The show starts at 5 PM, so it's a late-afternoon start that carries through the evening. If you're coming for the vinyl, you'll find it there on the day.
