Sunday, September 22, 2024 at 8:00 PM EDT

FUNNYBONE RECORDS PRESENTS: 

Byland

Byland is the moniker and last name of Seattle based, Albuquerque raised, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Alie Renee.Alie’s cinematic, indie-rock sound is tethered by timeless songwriting and attentive production. Her music is grounded by vocally vulnerable moments that will move you to lean in. Her latest studio record, “Heavy For A While”, is "a little weird" and makes room for her intriguing and often offbeat arrangements to make a play.After releasing “Gray” in late 2020, Byland received recognition from outlets like KEXP, American Songwriter, and Pop Matters, among others. The record was co-written with her partner, Jacob John and produced by Nathan Yaccino, along with additional mixing by Andy Park. Notable contributors alongside Alie include a lineup of powerful females - Jessica Dobson (Deep Sea Diver), Meagan Grandall (Lemolo), and Abby Gundersen.After having spent two years in Albuquerque, Alie moved back to Seattle in early 2022. She, along with her four-piece band of seasoned musicians have toured from Texas to Seattle in September 2023 and 2014 in support of their latest record, "Heavy For A While" on Mother West Records.

Stadia

Stadia is the alias of Hartford-based composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist Dylan Healy. In the studio and on stage, Dylan is joined by Dave Bugnacki (Racktom), Ashly LaRosa (Figurine), Daniel Carr (Greetings...), Peter Neagle (Carey) & Rachel Kosa (Pilm). Friendship guides the path; the group's shared intuition and bond flow through song as a river of energy. Their music is textural, dynamic and open— a warm wind through an endless field. With two beloved EPs under their belt (2020’s “Mood Ring” and 2022’s “Moss Moment”)  the six-piece band is currently working on their anticipated full-length album.

Carey

Carey is an eclectic Hartford, CT based indie group fronted by songwriter Peter Listen and comprised of friends Dylan Healy (Stadia), Emma Trejo, and Maggiejean Martinez. Drawing from folk, neo-psychedelia, and slowcore, Carey shapes sound into the kind of antique time machine you might find in a grandparent’s attic. While such a machine certainly has the capacity to transport one back and forth through time, its primary function is something more unique, ambitious precisely in its modesty: to preserve time, to wrap it in a blanket, or give it as a gift. In this experiment, Carey encourages listeners to ask a series of questions. Can we hold the past gently, not possessively? Can we witness a moment’s appearance and disappearance simultaneously? What would it take to do so? The answers to these questions arrive in an open-ended fashion, through the music itself. And still, the answers never damage the mystery.

$10 GENERAL ADMISSION 

DOORS AT 7 PM 

MUSIC AT 8 PM