Sloan Woolly Nashville, Tennessee
In 1973, a Jukebox exploded at your parents’ favorite record store, and Sloan Woolly is salvaged from the rubble. Sloan Woolly can't take themselves too seriously. The only thing on their mind is that every audience member has an experience. Did you feel some in your face energy? Did you get covered in sweat and PBR? Do you plan on seeing these guys EVERY time they’re in town? Hell yeah. ... more
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