Deaf Andrews, Coastal Club, and The Upsides

Deaf Andrews, Coastal Club, and The Upsides

Saturday, March 8, 2025 at 8:00 p.m.

Visulite Theatre
1615 Elizabeth Ave.
Charlotte, NC 28204

Tickets: $18 plus

Deaf Andrews is a Charlotte-based indie pop-rock band formed in 2018, consisting of Nick Hayes (vocals), Mike Sherrard (guitar), Ross Schumann (bass), Andrew Kingsley (guitar), and Braedon Nelson (drums). The band released their debut studio album, Saturday on Saturn, in 2022.

Coastal Club is a Cincinnati-based indie pop band consisting of members Alex Hirlinge (vocals, guitar), Avery Benter (vocals, guitar), and David McGuire (drums). The band released their debut studio album, all of the things you said, in July.

The Upsides are a New York City-based indie rock band featuring brothers Matt Fullam (vocals, guitar) and Dan Fullam (drums), along with Matt DaSilva (bass) and Hart Mechlin (guitar). The band released their self-titled debut studio album in May.

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