Minima, Pasquale, TWINS, Anticipation
Thursday, May 15th at Drunken Unicorn
DKA & Nobody’s Booking Presents...
MINIMA, Pasquale, TWINS, Anticipation
Doors at 8:00pm / $15 /21+
MINIMA is the project of ATL dj and musician Tony Chackal with rotating collaborators which combines post-punk, garage, and synth wave in a caustic, noir register. The debut album ‘We We’re Never Modern’ explores themes of place, identity, technology, and overcoming. MINIMA released several singles subsequently, and will drop a new 45rpm 7” (limited to 100 copies) in May 2025 featuring covers of Mickey Lee Lane’s northern soul stomper “Hey Sah-Lo-Ney” and Joy Division’s post-punk scorcher, ‘Isolation’.
Dedrick Flynn
Sunday, May 25th at Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking Presents...
Dedrick Flynn
Doors at 7:00pm / $15 /21+
Dedrick Flynn
Drybar special
Viral sensation
Handsome
Adult Swim/Cartoon network
Brand ambassador for MLS Atlanta United
This delicious chocolate chubby sex symbol formally from the year 3015 known as Captian Deddy Of the pirate ship “We them”. Him was cursed to never bomb on stage. Him hungry . He has never been accused of leaving meat on his wing bones. Not once has him made two trips to bring in his groceries. People often say him can see into future if you rub his belly! The tattoos on his body isy really linked to treasure map in 3015. Truth be told the time machine ship ran out of gas and he is here to tell jokes to raise money to go back to the future. Sweet water 420 festival, 10,000 laughs festival, A3C festival,Laughing skull festival, Memphis comedy festival, Chattanooga film Festival, Red Clay festival, Resurgence Festival.
Johnny Falloon, Pinkest, SMALL
Saturday, May 31st at Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking Presents...
Johnny Falloon, Pinkest, and SMALL
Doors at 9:00pm / $15 /21+
Tell Hell I’m Not Coming, the debut full length record self released by Athens, Georgia’s absurdist no-wave rock and rollers Johny Falloon, takes its seriousness unseriously and its unseriousness with reverence. The May 30th release is a sprawling and chaotic ode to the calamity of modern day stimuli and the violence of the day-to-day sensory experience. The eight song production explores today’s ridiculousness with cacophony and poise, taking a brutally raw approach to post-suburban life, white Christian culture, and life’s involuntary marriage to technology. Through a smattering of breakneck drum and bass, simultaneously poignant and ridiculous lyrical subject matter, and off-the-cuff arrangements, Johnny Falloon concoct something that feels like it might fall apart or ignite at any second on Tell Hell I’m Not Coming. In brilliant and devastating fashion, Falloon’s music verges frantically between comedy, drama, and pure lizard-brained survival instinct; the result leaves listeners liable to dance, cry, laugh, and bleed while exploring the dirtiest and most surreal parts of life. Tell Hell I’m Not Coming’s lead single “Dog Flesh” out April 1 packs an action-movie-on-acid punch, jumping between heavy hits and suave grooves in a surreal depiction of masculinity at its most plastic. Rhythmic verses complete with danceable sixteenth note hi-hats and spirited woodblock turn to intense deluges of double-kick, abrasive textures, and fuming vocals on the “Dog Flesh” outro. Complete with foreboding tones and psychopathic lyrical pitherings, Johnny Falloon’s anabolic answer to manhood conjures up superficial machismo ripe to snap at any point.
“Cortisol, Animal Running on Empty Seminal vesicle
Pumping out Single barrel whiskey
You say “drive”, I say “how high”
Will the wheels burn?
Will your mother cry?
From the outside I am alright
From the outside I am alright
And If you asked me, I’d reply
“I can never die, never die””
Edmondson, “Dog Flesh”
Johnny Falloon consists of John Edmondson (Vocals, lyrics), Lowertown live drummer Joseph Clementi (drums), and Mathew Greer (bass, production), first convening in late 2022 to perform several impromptu and off-the-cuff performances. The biblically-named trio continued in this fashion, creating and destroying their sound and performance expectations constantly, a process leaving only the group’s bones behind. The surviving skeleton find’s its strength between Edmondson’s enigmatic and varied vocal delivery, Clementi’s inspired, frantic, and enduring percussion, and Greer’s inventive and unconventional bass lines. Utilizing their “Think, Don’t Think” methodology of improvisation and composition, Johnny Falloon conjure something fresh (and a little bit rotten) in Tell Hell I’m Not Coming. Recorded primarily over three days by Greer at Full Moon Studios outside of Athens, the group found themselves at their most ambitious during the some 13 hour sessions. Taking a handful of favorites from their varied live performances and marrying them with a healthy amount of studio floor invention, the result is an organic, moving, and curious endeavor. Tell Hell I’m Not Coming is due out May 30th, with it’s lead single “Dog Flesh” out April 1st. The group commiserate the single with an April 3rd show at Athens’ Flicker Theatre, and a performance at Milledgeville College radio station WGUR’s Sounds of the Spring festival April 4th.
Blood Club, Teardux, Split Diopter
Monday, June 2nd at The Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking...
Blood Club, Teardux, Split Diopter
Doors at 8:00pm / $15 / 21+
From the South Side of Chicago, blood club is a post-punk band blending the intensity of
darkwave and the romanticism of their Latino roots. Founded in 2022 by lead singer Jesse
Flores, blood club has amassed more than 60,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, building a
devoted following in cities like Chicago, Los Angeles and Mexico City.
The trio—composed of Flores, guitarist Jorge Calderon and bassist Daniel Vela—has sold out
shows across the U.S and recently achieved a major milestone by selling out the London stop
on their debut U.K tour in fall 2024. Their unique, bilingual sound combines minor key melodies,
heavy synths and introspective lyrics, often featuring a touch of Spanish.
blood club’s music evokes a hauntingly dreamy atmosphere, setting them apart in the modern
post-punk scene. Whether drenched in reverb or pounding through minimalist rhythms, the band
invites listeners to step into their dark, sonic universe—and stay awhile.
RIYL - Lebanon Hanover, Boy Harsher, TR/ST, French Police, Actors, Traitrs
Kid Fears, Will Orchard, Knelt
Thursday, June 26th at The Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking...
Kid Fears, Will Orchard, Knelt
Doors at 8:00pm / $15 / 21+
Wes Parker, Recess Club, Buckhead Shaman
Saturday, June 28th at The Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking...
Wes Parker, Recess Club, Buckhead Shaman
Doors at 9:00pm / $15 / 21+
Wes Parker is a Richmond, Virginia-based musician and comedian known for blending vulnerability with sharp humor. A former member of Camp Howard, he gained national attention with his viral comedy persona Skunk before stepping into his solo music career. His debut EP Splinter showcases a mix of ‘90s rock, folk, and country influences, drawing comparisons to Radiohead, Rufus Wainwright, Jeff Buckley, and early Muse. Whether through music or comedy, he captivates audiences with raw honesty and a distinctive voice.
Dustbowlchampion, Casket Cassette, Floats
Saturday, July 19th at The Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking...
Dustbowlchampion, Casket Cassette, Floats
Doors at 9:00pm / $15 / 21+
Kairos Creature Club
Wednesday, August 20th, 2025
Speakeasy & Nobody’s Booking present…
Kairos Creature Club
Drunken Unicorn
8pm/$15/21+
Kairos Creature Club (KCC) is a new project from Lena Simon (La Luz) and Glenn Van Dyke (BOYTOY). After years of playing in bands confined by genre, Van Dyke and Simon founded KCC definitively as an exploration of music. As an ever-evolving project, KCC is fueled by collaboration, the duo seeking out individuals who are moved by the moment, and subsequently capturing the minutiae when different combinations of artistry and creativity collide.
RIYL Frankie and the Witch Fingers, King Gizzard, Crumb, GOAT
Stripes, Oceaneater, Plastique
Wednesday, April 23rd at Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking Presents...
Stripes, Oceaneater, Plastique
Doors at 8:00pm / $15 /21+
Brooklyn-based band Stripes embodies bleeding raw indie-rock. Melodic almost angular harmonies are matched with an equally explosive live performance. Stripes has a distinctive style and sound all their own, featuring tight, chugging verses that propel you to triumphant peaks of ear-worm choruses. Led by vocalist and songwriter Izzy MK, whose vocals balance power and vulnerability, their music is as emotionally charged as it is sonically intense.
Kaelin Ellis
Sunday, April 20th at Aisle 5
Nobody’s Booking and Speakeasy Present...
Kaelin Ellis
Doors at 7:00pm / $15-$18 /All Ages
Raised on a diet of homegrown Gospel, Madlib, J Dilla, Flying Lotus and various other influences, Lakeland, FL based multi-instrumentalist and producer Kaelin Ellis deftly straddles the labels of funk, hip hop, electronic music and space age jazz for a sound as fresh and exciting as the young producer himself. Already a Multi-Platinum musician with over ten years of experience, the genre-defying creator has already worked on music with Lupe Fiasco, Joyce Wrice, Virgil Abloh, Logic, Jazmine Sullivan and K-Pop superstars EXO to name a few. On top of the public releases, he has also worked on music behind the scenes with Monte Booker, BROCKHAMPTON, Channel Tres, Lido, Masego, Domo Genesis, Fana Hues, Mick Jenkins, Tkay Maizda,, Danny Brown, Noname, JID, Kaytranada and more that will hopefully see the light of day in the near future. Having already received praise from the likes of USA Today, Okayplayer, NPR Music, HYPBEAST, Pitchfork, Complex Magazine and others, 2023 is looking bright for Mr. Ellis. Outside of working on music with other artists, Kaelin Ellis is also a prolific sound pack creator, consistently releasing various types of packs to his fans and rapidly growing Twitch following (where he streams bi-weekly). Ellis has worked with companies such as Splice, AIAIAI, Ableton, MOOG, Bandlabs, SodaStream, Tik-Tok on content & sponsorships while additionally working with brands like Ford, Sephora, Mercedes-Benz, EA, Tik-Tok, and Apple. His music has had placements on major streaming services like HBO Max, Netflix, & Amazon. On the live side of things Kaelin has toured with Soulection affiliate Sango, performed an NPR Tiny Desk concert, played at Brownies and Lemonade as well as Euphoria, SXSW, Vortex, HOODOO and Gasparilla festivals.
RIYL: The Kount, Terrace Martin, BLK ODYSSY, Flwr Chyld, CARRTOONS
Ladybusch with Ruqiyah.
Saturday, April 19th at The Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking...
Ladybusch with Ruqiyah.
Doors at 9:00pm / $15 / 21+
Never Easy, Yearn, Intension
Thursday, April 17th at The Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking...
Never Easy, Yearn, and Intension
Doors at 8:00pm / $16 / 21+
NEVER EASY IS A FRESH FORCE SHOEGAZE AND NU-METAL, MERGING EARLY 2000S
NOSTALGIA WITH A MODERN EDGE.
FORMED LESS THAN A YEAR AGO, THIS DUO BLENDS DREAMY SHOEGAZE TEXTURES WITH
THE RAW ENERGY OF NU-METAL, INSPIRED BY ALTERNATIVE, VIDEO GAME, AND SKATE
CULTURES. THEIR MUSIC CAPTURES THE ATMOSPHERIC HAZE OF HEAVY SHOEGAZE
WHILE INJECTING IT WITH THE INTENSITY OF NU-METAL, CREATING A SOUND THAT'S BOTH
NOSTALGIC AND INNOVATIVE. DESPITE THEIR SHORT TIME TOGETHER, NEVER EASY'S
UNIQUE FUSION AND ENERGETIC PRESENCE QUICKLY SET THEM APART, INVITING
LISTENERS TO DIVE INTO A SONIC JOURNEY WHERE THE PAST MEETS THE PRESENT.
RIYL: Deftones, Failure, Nothing, Narrow Head, Soul Blind
Temple of Love
Friday, April 11th at Aisle 5
Nobody’s Booking presents...
Temple of Love
Doors at 10:00pm / $15 - $20 / All Ages
Cryogeyser, Envilittle, Kid Fears
Thursday, April 10th at The EARL
Nobody’s Booking and Speakeasy presents...
Cryogeyser, Envilittle, Kid Fears
Doors at 7:30pm / $15 / 21+
Cryogeyser’s music operates in the space between tension and release, capturing the liminal moments where human experiences are most vulnerable and profound. Formed in Los Angeles in 2018, the trio—Shawn Marom (vocals, guitar), Zach CapittiFenton (drums, production), and Samson Klitsner (bass)—fortifies the foundation of lived experiences with a commitment to deep sonic influences, exploring the complexities of relationships, identity, and what happens in between.
Riyl: Angel Olsen, Japanese breakfast, Beach House, Tanukichan, Bar Italia, Pretty Sick
Teresa, Drugula, Donna the Wolfman
Monday, April 7th at Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking presents...
Teresa, Drugula, Donna the Wolfman
Doors at 8:00pm / $15 / 21+
Gus Baldwin and the Sketch, The NEC, The Sporrs, Oceaneater
Thursday, April 3rd at The EARL
Nobody’s Booking and Speakeasy presents...
Gus Baldwin and the Sketch, The NEC, The Sporrs, Oceaneater
Doors at 7:30pm / $15 / 21+
Bulletsbetweentongues, Empty Shell Casing, Gothlantastan, Forlorn
Tuesday, April 1st, 2025
Nobody’s Booking presents…
Bulletsbetweentongues, Empty Shell Casing, Gothlantastan, Forlorn
Aisle 5
7pm/$16 - $20/All Ages
Bulletsbetweentongues is an emotional metalcore band from Denton, Texas. Combining addictive melody with gut-wrenching tone, the North Texas act is a breath of fresh air in the heavy music world. Lyrically and sonically, the focus with Bulletsbetweentongues is raw, unfiltered emotion. Every chord, rhythm, and word crucial in creating a relationship with the listener. The energy is perfectly translated in live performance as the band’s musical intensity and vulnerability never fail to engage an audience. Bulletsbetweentongues are nothing short of an excitement in metal and a strong voice for the next generation of heavy music.
Astrid Sonne
Sunday, March 30th, 2025
Speakeasy & Nobody’s Booking present…
Astrid Sonne
Drunken Unicorn
7pm/$18 - $20/21+
Astrid Sonne is a Danish, London based composer and viola player. Throughout her acclaimed discography, Astrid Sonne has been carefully crafting different moods through electronic and acoustic instrumental endeavours. On her most recent album “Great Doubt” (January 2024) this skill is refined, now with the distinct addition of the composer's own vocal in the fore. The tone of each track is unmistakably Sonne’s, structured around contrasts through an impeccable sense of timing. Lyrics on the album are sparse, merely highlighting different scenes or emotional states of being, leaving the music to fill in the blanks. Yet they also form a pattern of ambiguity, consolidated through the album title, searching for answers through looking at how and what you are asking, questions for the world, questions of love. The viola, a trusted companion since Astrid Sonne’s youth, appears effortlessly throughout the album, fully integrated into the sonic universe; through a pizzicato driven arrangement in the poignant track “Almost” or along with booms and claps in mutated cinematic stabs during “Give my all”, paraphrasing Mariah Carey's 1997 ballad. Yet the string section also gives way to explorations of woodwinds, counterbalancing the bowed movements with digital brass and airy flutes. Finally, beats and detuned piano are fresh additions to the soundscape, cementing how Sonne’s practice is always evolving into new territories.
RIYL ML Buch, Tirzah, HTRK, Smerz
Non Player Character, Red Henry and The Bamboo House, Tent
Monday, March 10th at The Drunken Unicorn
Nobody’s Booking presents...
Non Player Character, Red Henry and the Bamboo House, Tent
Doors at 8pm / $15 / 21+
Made Up, Antique Gardens, Gamma Star
Sunday, March 2nd at Star Bar
Nobody’s Booking presents...
Made Up, Antique Gardens, Gamma Star
Doors at 7:30pm / $12-$15 / 21+
Monsoon, Wieuca, Johnny Falloon, Zoe Bayani
Friday, February 28th at Star Bar
Nobody’s Booking presents...
Monsoon, Wieuca, Johnny Falloon, Zoe Bayani
Doors at 8pm / $15 / 21+
Kenny Mason ‘Angel Eyes’ Mixtape Release Party | Fear Dorian | DJ Cleotrvppv
RSVP/18+/529
Kenny Mason Angel Eyes Mixtape Release Party
Featuring Fear Dorian and DJ Cleotrvppv.
Event Details:
Doors: 8:00 PM.
RSVP Required: To RSVP, click “Buy Now” on the event page, select up to 2 spots per person, review the ID waiver, and complete the RSVP process by clicking “Place Order.” This step is mandatory to secure your chance to attend.
First Come, First Serve: RSVP does not guarantee entry; admission is based on capacity.
ID Policy: Only valid physical IDs will be accepted. No photos of IDs will be accepted.
Filming Notice: Attendees may be filmed for a music video.
Tassel | Split Diopter | Anticipation
$15/18+/529
Fear, resentment, and the search for what is right; these are the elements that formed the early foundations of Tassel. Graced with cutting synths and rich with post-punk and dance rhythms, Tassel fuses industrial, EBM, and punk influences together creating a haunting sound for the new generation.
The inventive sensation of 80’s youth is reincarnated in a project that is both esoteric and experimental, never shying away from unique sounds. Commanded by vocals that oscillate into the stereo void, the terror and glamor of gothic rock is executed, exorcized, and reborn into the twisted sensation that is Tassel. Trey SequeIra is joined by May Winterhalt and AsHLY X.
tassel has had the honor of sharing the stage with david j, Lydia Lunch, Panther Modern, she past away, twin tribes, spike hellis, sacred skin, patriarchy, wingtips, nox novacula, lana del rabies, dave parley, hallows, Puerta Negra and more.
COVERED in BLOOD | Breathers | Come Weenior feat. Atticus Weenus | The NRA | Hail Gail | Split Silk
$15/18+/529
Speakeasy & Nobody’s Booking present… COVERED in BLOOD Night 3:
Breathers & Company as Prefab Sprout, Come Weenior feat. Atticus Weenus, The NRA (Lowtown as Gun Club), Hail Gail as The Cramps, Split Silk as Rainer Maria
COVERED in BLOOD | Wieuca | The Sporrs | Zoe Bayani | Dinner Time | Snoz!
$15/18+/529
Speakeasy & Nobody’s Booking present… COVERED in BLOOD Night 2:
Wieuca as Nerd Eye Blind, The Sporrs as Nirvana, Zoe Bayani as The Cranberries, Dinner Time as The Zombies, Snoz! as Pavement
COVERED in BLOOD | Copy of a | 666 Underground | Slick | Pinkest | Thousandaire
$15/18+/529
Speakeasy & Nobody’s Booking present… COVERED in BLOOD Night 1:
Copy of a as Nine Inch Nails, 666 Underground (Chew & Friends as Sneaker Pimps), Slick(ish) as The Fall, Pinkest as Devo, Thousandaire attempts Dopesmoker
Michael Cera Palin | TEENAGE HALLOWEEN | Teens in Trouble | Kerosene Heights
$12 - $15/18+/529
Michael Cera Palin is an American emo band from Atlanta, Georgia. Formed in 2015, the band currently consists of Elliott Brabant, Jon Williams & Chad Miller. They have performed with Math the Band, Prince Daddy & The Hyena, Mikey Erg, and others. In October 2015, the band released their debut EP, Growing Pains, followed by their 2018 sophomore release, I Don't Know How To Explain It. Covering heavy topics like self-harm and internal preservation, Michael Cera Palin doesn’t hold back in taking ownership of their music and creating a metaphorical sphere of consciousness, from which they embrace the listener in the most personal manner.
Daddy’s Beemer | Dinner Time | O Key
$15/18+/529
Daddy's Beemer is an indie rock band hailing from Clemson, South Carolina, known for their jangly guitar riffs, dreamy melodies, and upbeat, feel-good energy. Since forming in 2016, the band has cultivated a sound that blends elements of indie pop, surf rock, and alternative, creating a nostalgic yet fresh vibe. Their infectious hooks and introspective lyrics have earned them a dedicated fanbase in the Southeast and beyond, with energetic live performances that invite audiences into their warm, sun-soaked world.
FRENCH POLICE | Wisteria
$17-$20/18+/529
Southside Chicago trio, French Police, have become a name synonymous with the Chicago Post-Punk scene. Founded by Brian Flores, French Police combine heavy, rhythmic bass lines with precise guitar melodies, and undulating synths in order to conjure their unique, noir sound.
Kris Baha | Normal Bias | Dyskrasia | Anticipation (DJ Set)
$15/18+/529
Kris Baha is a Berlin-based producer, DJ, and musician originally from Australia. His music fuses industrial, EBM, and darkwave influences, creating a raw, dystopian soundscape filled with heavy rhythms, distorted synths, and moody atmospheres. Known for his immersive live performances and remixes, Baha has carved out a unique space in the underground electronic scene, captivating audiences with his gritty, intense productions that bridge the gap between post-punk aesthetics and electronic body music.
RIYL: DAF, Front 242, Boy Harsher, Phase Fatale, Qual.
MINT FIELD | After Care | Slomoon | Yearn
$15/18+/529
Mint Field is a shoegaze and dream pop band hailing from Tijuana, Mexico. Formed in 2015, the band quickly gained recognition for their ethereal sound, blending atmospheric guitars, hypnotic rhythms, and delicate, haunting vocals. Drawing inspiration from genres like shoegaze, post-rock, and psychedelic rock, Mint Field creates music that evokes a dreamy, introspective mood, often exploring themes of melancholy, memory, and the surreal.
The band was originally a duo consisting of Estrella Sánchez (vocals, guitar) and Amor Amezcua (drums), but over time, they expanded their lineup to include additional members, allowing them to explore more complex sonic landscapes. Mint Field’s debut album, Pasar de las Luces (2018), was met with critical acclaim, showcasing their ability to craft immersive soundscapes that captivate listeners with a blend of reverb-drenched guitars and ethereal vocals.
Their follow-up album, Sentimiento Mundial (2020), further solidified their place in the alternative music scene, as the band continued to evolve their sound, incorporating more experimental elements while retaining the dreamy essence that defines their music. Mint Field has toured extensively, performing at major festivals and venues across North America and Europe, earning a dedicated following for their mesmerizing live shows.
With a growing discography and a reputation for pushing the boundaries of their genre, Mint Field continues to be a standout act in the world of shoegaze and dream pop, offering a fresh and innovative take on these genres.
Luna Luna | Leanys
$20 - $25/All Ages/Aisle 5
Austin-based, by way of Dallas, Indie quartet Luna Luna has bested the local climate and bent the scorching Texas sun to their will across emotion-drenched, euphoric throwback synth-pop grooves. Originally the sole project of Colombian-born, Dallas-bred Kavvi Gonzalez, Luna Luna has grown into a four-piece through serendipitous meetings that has expanded to include Danny Bonilla (vocals/keys), Kaylin Martinez (drums) and Ryan “Gordo” Gordon (bass/backup vocals). From being drawn together by performing house parties across Texas to now lighting up stages of renowned venues, Luna Luna has earned a reputation of perpetually building up a passionate fan base eager to turn up, swoon, and slow dance.
In 2018, they released their shimmering debut EP For Lovers Only, which combined the innocence of teenage love with dreamy retro synth-pop. In 2021, they followed up with their debut LP Flower Moon that put their kinetic friendship on full display and built around the original idea of a lost boy confused about life and turning to the moon for answers. Marking their latest chapter, Luna Luna has released a string of singles including their latest bilingual hit “Talk Too Much,” which Billboard noted “will have you swooning in no time with their wistful synthpop and slow-burning indie rock.“
Their catalog to date has garnered much praise from media, including glowing reviews by tastemaker outlets like PEOPLE, NPR, OFFICE, Paper, FLOOD, Earmilk and REMEZCLA, to editorial playlisting like Spotify’s New Music Friday, Clash and Latin X Rising. Their growing following has also come to include a coveted Audiotree session, an 88K following on Tik Tok and brand partnerships with Jack Daniels and Alvies Boots, marking Luna Luna as no doubt one of the buzziest acts today with key players taking notice.
On stage, the band continues to sell out crowds during headlining national tours, including stops at the historic Ford Theater in LA, opening for acts like Omar Apollo and scheduled at festivals like Austin City Limits Festival where they were featured as The Austin Chronicle ACL preview edition cover stars. With new music and tour dates on the horizon, they now enter 2023 situated for a big year ahead as favorites as Rolling Stone named them one of the Latin Bands to Break Big in 2023.