Indie rock band Tower Brothers perform live at Eastside Bowl on stage 58.
Tower Brothers play Eastside Bowl on Thursday, October 22, at the 58 Stage. They're a Nashville indie rock band built around the creative connection between two brothers, and the lineup for the night is Jackson Tower, Quinten Cohen, Thomas Prescott, and Owen Tower.
Their sound pulls from alternative rock, experimental vibes, and a strong pop sensibility. The influences they cite run from Cage the Elephant and the Black Keys to Pink Floyd, Genesis, and Foo Fighters. It's a wide spread—the raw energy of the garage rock side meeting the more expansive, atmospheric leanings of the classic rock names. Critics have described the result as what would happen if Radiohead, Cage the Elephant, and the Black Keys crashed into each other at full speed.
That description gives you a decent sense of where they sit: indie rock with a bit of a heavy lean toward the melodic, but not afraid to let things get a little loud and a little strange. If you've spent any time with those bands, you know the territory they're playing in. The brothers' connection is the core of it, and the rest of the band fills out the sound around that.
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The show is on Thursday, October 22, starting at 7 PM at Eastside Bowl, 1508A Gallatin Pike S, Nashville, TN. They'll be on the 58 Stage.
