Red Medicine

21+Night Hawk is a Maine-based outfit led by Colter Adams and Peyton Semjen, whose music often blurs the line between indie rock and performance art. Featuring a rotating cast of talented players from the New England underground, the project revolves around the question: what do Edward Hoppers paintings sound like? The band is embarking on their first summer tour behind their debut EP, Everything Good Ends, an emotional odyssey, traversing gentle piano ballads and rollicking indie folk anthems to tell the stories of turbulent relationships. Against a backdrop of rip-roaring guitars, crashing drums, and enchanting cello, the bands live performances paint scenes inspired by both Edward Hopper paintings and personal experience.Website / instagram / spotify / KINDA EVIL brews 70s-hard rock and 90s-stoner metal with an inky dash of riot grrrl punk for searing songcraft and spellbinding shows. Appealing to listeners of The Dead Weather, Black Sabbath, Hole, and Queens of the Stone Age, KINDA EVIL severs the polarity of good and evil in a cauldron of high octane energy. Psychedelic vocals electrify tempo shifts while menacing riffs vaporize into foggy far-out ballads. Dark, potent, and bittersweet; were all a little evil.Website / facebook / instagram / spotify / youtubeIf you could blend the essence of The Black Keys and the intensity of Nirvana, youd land squarely in the sonic realm of Red Medicine. This gritty blues rock outfit combines hypnotic guitar riffs and soul-stirring vocals to create cathartic live shows. Red Medicine has become a familiar presence in both the Northern Virginia and DC music scenes, thanks to their extensive performances and contributions to the local musical landscape.Webiste / facebook / instagram / spotify / youtube