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LOCAL favorites Super Bob return this weekend to Rachael’s. The trio’s live show has been heralded far and wide, so if rap-dubstep fusion is your thing, head on over. With samples, big bass drops, hard-edged guitar and frontman Matt Santoro’s rhymes, the Washington, D.C.-based band has garnered a diverse following all across the U.S.
Savannah/Richmond Hill’s own Honestlie represents the home team for this one. Inspired by alternative leaders like Deftones, Alice in Chains, and Sevendust, Honestlie boasts vocals that waver between gentle ease and brutal screaming and melodic guitar; the results are an innovative take on hard rock.
Friday, July 8, 10 p.m.
