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JEFF the Brotherhood
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The 2011 Line-up
- Foster the People
- M. Ward
- Ghostland Observatory
- Yelawolf
- Justin Townes Earle
- Big K.R.I.T.
- Dawes
- Bonobo DJ Set
- JEFF the Brotherhood
- Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit
- Cults
- Paper Route
- Those Darlins
- Royal Bangs
- Jessica Lea Mayfield
- The Low Anthem
- Tristen
- Carl Broemel
- Madi Diaz
- Caitlin Rose
- Robert Ellis
- PUJOL
- Chancellor Warhol
- Jonny Corndawg
- Reptar
- Fine Peduncle
- Uncle Skeleton
- My So-Called Band performing Nevermind
- The Apache Relay
- MyNameIsJohnMichael
- Natalie Prass
- Evan P Donohue
- Keegan DeWitt
- Machines Are People Too
- Ben Sollee
- The Watson Twins
- Kyle Andrews
- Sleepy Sun
- Boss of Nova
- The Ettes
- How I Became the Bomb
- Cherub
- The Kingston Springs
- Jasmin Kaset
- Sam & Tre
- Rich Robinson
- The Pink Spiders
- The Non-Commissioned Officers
- Treekeeper
- Cheer Up, Charlie Daniels
- SPELLS
- By Lightning!
- Lonely H
- Humming House
- The Cadillac Black
- Snowden
- Charlie Mars
- The Bridges
- Lydia Loveless
- The Silver Seas
- The Floorwalkers
- Ri¢hie
- Erick Baker
- The Co
- Painted Desert
- Andrew Combs
- The Black Belles
- Action!
- Neil Hamburger
- Shelly Colvin
- Stix Izza
- Adam Faucett
- Roman Candle
- Colorfeels
- Ziggurat
- Hans Condor
- Human Eye
- Brent Kirby
- Call It Dope
- Elliot Collett
- Openmic
- Danyl Johnson
- Tiger High
- Wick-It the Instigator
- Cole DeGenova
Playing
Saturday Sep 24 8:20 PM
on Neuhoff Factory Party Stage
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Jake and Jamin Orrall, aka JEFF The Brotherhood, are seen by many to be latter-day pioneers of
the Nashville rock scene, but they see themselves as brothers who can't remember not playing music
together for fun. Their family-owned, vinyl-centered record label, Infinity Cat Recordings, has been a pillar
of support for Nashville bands since 2002 (with 60 releases to date) and was named "Nashville's Best
Record Label 2010" by the Nashville Scene. But their first love has always been the Brotherhood known as
JEFF.
Known for their relentless touring and their "we'll play anywhere" mentality, they have built a reputation
for stripping rock music down to it's basics, and delivering mind-bending live shows with Jamin's three
drums and three cymbals and Jake's three-string guitar and ferocious vocals. JEFF The Brotherhood's
work ethic practically defines D.I.Y., from their simple but compelling videos to their self-produced and
critically acclaimed albums, EP's and singles.
The band clocked in over 230 shows in the past year and received critical acclaim for their Heavy Days
album from the likes of Brooklyn Vegan, Spin, Nylon, Village Voice, the New Yorker, KEXP, Maximum Rock
n' Roll, and MANY more. Now, JEFF is ready for 2011 (or as Nashville's Dead calls it "the year of the
Brotherhood") with their finest album to date, We Are The Champions.
Recorded by Roger Moutenot (Yo La Tengo, Sleater Kinney, Velvet Underground ), the self-produced
album takes their music to new heights, while continuing to dig into what Spin calls "the sweet spot
between punk and hard rock." Their ultimately undefinable music has been described as psychedelic,
classic rock, kraut-punk, garage pop, monster metal, scrungy, filthy, fizzy and fresh.
the Nashville rock scene, but they see themselves as brothers who can't remember not playing music
together for fun. Their family-owned, vinyl-centered record label, Infinity Cat Recordings, has been a pillar
of support for Nashville bands since 2002 (with 60 releases to date) and was named "Nashville's Best
Record Label 2010" by the Nashville Scene. But their first love has always been the Brotherhood known as
JEFF.
Known for their relentless touring and their "we'll play anywhere" mentality, they have built a reputation
for stripping rock music down to it's basics, and delivering mind-bending live shows with Jamin's three
drums and three cymbals and Jake's three-string guitar and ferocious vocals. JEFF The Brotherhood's
work ethic practically defines D.I.Y., from their simple but compelling videos to their self-produced and
critically acclaimed albums, EP's and singles.
The band clocked in over 230 shows in the past year and received critical acclaim for their Heavy Days
album from the likes of Brooklyn Vegan, Spin, Nylon, Village Voice, the New Yorker, KEXP, Maximum Rock
n' Roll, and MANY more. Now, JEFF is ready for 2011 (or as Nashville's Dead calls it "the year of the
Brotherhood") with their finest album to date, We Are The Champions.
Recorded by Roger Moutenot (Yo La Tengo, Sleater Kinney, Velvet Underground ), the self-produced
album takes their music to new heights, while continuing to dig into what Spin calls "the sweet spot
between punk and hard rock." Their ultimately undefinable music has been described as psychedelic,
classic rock, kraut-punk, garage pop, monster metal, scrungy, filthy, fizzy and fresh.
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