Acoustic Alley: REST.
Tifton, Georgia’s rockers REST. break some of their songs down to their simplest elements in TBI’s Acoustic Alley.
Acoustic Alley: Marc Scibilia
Go and ahead and get comfortable with Nashville singer-songwriter, Marc Scibilia, because you’ll be hearing him for a long time.
Acoustic Alley: Frontier Ruckus
Some of our favorite Michiganders made their way to our alley following their recent show in Macon to perform this song off their new album.
Acoustic Alley: The Front Bottoms
The band follows up their popular Acoustic Alley set from last September with three new songs on a rooftop in Middle Georgia.
Acoustic Alley: SCOUTS
Kansas City, Missouri’s SCOUTS run through an alternate version of their song “Cult Classic” following their show with Last Year’s Men, oh dorian, and Alec Stanley Seven.
Acoustic Alley: John Mark McMillan – “Murdered Son”
McMillan gives us a powerful acoustic version of “Murdered Son” off his latest record, Economy.
Acoustic Alley: Adam Randall
The last in our series of Acoustic Alley performances in the Tampa Bay area. Hear two brand new unreleased songs by Adam Randall.
Acoustic Alley: Friends of Giants
TBI showcases Tampa Bay’s Friends of Giants in our first ever Acoustic Alley shot on a beach!
Acoustic Alley: Alexander and the Grapes
The Acoustic Alley series heads south to record several great Tampa Bay area musicians. First up, three songs by Florida favorites Alexander and the Grapes.
Acoustic Alley: Megan Jean & the KFB
Possibly one of the most eclectic duos in the South, Megan Jean & The KFB put on a wonderful performance for our most recent Acoustic Alley session. Enjoy!
Acoustic Alley: The Front Bottoms
The boys from Jersey stopped in Macon on their most recent tour filmed a three song Acoustic Alley shoot: “Maps”, “Rhode Island”, and “Flying Model Rockets”
Acoustic Alley: XAVII
Xavii (pronounced Zah-Vee) has been one of my favorite bands from Macon to watch over the past year and a half since I saw their set at TheBlueIndian.com’s Showcase 2010. The 4 piece eventually turned into what seemed like an orchestra, all while being accompanied by live artwork and ethereal lighting. The band has gone […]
