Great Peacock Replaces The Cleverlys At Nightfall Aug. 2

  • Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Great Peacock
Great Peacock

Due to scheduling conflicts, The Cleverlys, originally scheduled to headline Nightfall on Friday, Aug. 2, will be replaced with Nashville original act, Great Peacock. Lou Wamp and Swing Shift will open the show at 7 p.m. For those interested in seeing The Cleverlys, they will be at Track 29 on Aug, 9 as part of Scenic City Roots. 

Review for Great Peacock:

Great Peacock made their Chattanooga debut at spark earlier this year and received great feedback for their performance. After half a decade spinning wheels on the Great American Highway, Great Peacock’s Andrew Nelson and Blount Floyd have finally eased up on the throttle. Like rock & roll as it transitioned from the erratic abandon of the late ’60s to the country-tinged storytelling of the early ’70s—donning cowboy boots and dipping its bucket in the well of American folk music—they’ve put their electric guitars back in the case and let a serene hush wash over them. Now performing as a full band, Great Peacock’s harmony-driven acoustic pop appeals to fans of indie-folk, but the group is different from contemporaries like Fleet Foxes and The Head and the Heart in that their music is modern, but inextricably linked with the South. 

For more information on this free community concert series, call 265-0771 or visit NightfallChattanooga.com for a complete, interactive website that includes music samples by each headliner and other information for first-time attendees.


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