11 shows to see this week including Ben Sollee, New Junk City, Gumm, Mult, and more

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Photo: The Cle Elum – Playing Yellow Racket Recs 8/31

Enjoy Chattanooga’s summer sunset with a packed lineup of shows, from your favorite bars to your favorite record store.

Here are 11 concerts to see in the next seven days, happening all around Chattanooga. For ticket links and further details, visit the Chattanooga Music Guide Concert Calendar.

Wednesday 8/28: Ben Sollee @ Songbirds

Kentucky cellist and composer Ben Sollee blurs genre lines with his blend of folk, bluegrass, and global influences. Known for his percussive cello techniques and storytelling, Sollee returns to touring with brand new record Long Haul. Sollee continues delivering a fresh mix of lyrical depth and instrumental innovation. // Songbirds 7PM $20/25 Ticket link

Ben Sollee “Misty Miles” (Official Video)

Wednesday 8/28: Alex Keiss Trio @ Barking Legs Theater

You’ve likely seen local guitarist Alex Keiss at jazz nights or with his funky prog-rock band Et Cetera. This Wednesday, he makes his band-leading debut at Barking Legs, joined by drummer Yattie Westfield and bassist Tony Tortora for an evening of jazz-infused grooves. // Barking Legs Theater 7:30PM $10 Ticket link

Alex Keiss Live with The Woodshop Quartet

Wednesday 8/28: Natasha Blaine @ Cherry St. Tavern

Seattle-born and Nashville-based, Natasha Blaine blends neo-soul, pop, and R&B with jazz-inspired flair. A Vanderbilt grad with a background in vocal jazz, she’s been a staple in Nashville’s scene, honing her songwriting and performing venues like 3rd & Lindsley and The Analog. Joining her to get things started is local singer-songwriter Catherine Campbell. // Cherry Street Tavern 9PM $10 at door

Natasha Blaine “Don’t Stop” (Live at Gnarly Whale)

Thursday 8/29: New Junk City @ Boneyard

Atlanta’s New Junk City offers a unique spin on punk rock, described as “Tom Petty as played by Green Day.” They’re kicking off their Midwest tour with a Chattanooga show at Boneyard, joined by local punk rockers Mixed Signals and Listening Skulls for a night of high-energy and higher decibels. // The Boneyard 8PM $10 at door

New Junk City “High Contrast” (Official Video)

Thursday 8/29: Richard Daigle @ Redbud

Richard Daigle celebrates the release of two new albums, Cajun People and Gentle Man: Songs for a Healing Heart. The evening features Daigle’s performance, music video screenings, and local artists covering his songs for a special tribute to his work. // Redbud 7PM $15 at door

Richard Daigle “Cajun People” (Official Music Video)

Friday 8/30: The Banshees @ Barrelhouse Ballroom

The Banshees blend indie rock with jangly college rock and a touch of Irish flair, thanks to songwriter John Daly’s Tipperary roots. With debut singles “On The Bridge” and “For What It’s Worth,” they’re sure to bring fresh tracks. Land Camera and In The Company of Wolves open the night.// Barrelhouse Ballroom 8PM $12/15 Ticket link

The Banshees “On The Bridge” (Official Audio)

Friday 8/30: Stupid As All Get Out @ JJ’s Bohemia

Get ready for old-school punk from “stupid ass punk rock” band Stupid As All Get Out this Friday at JJ’s. With their new album Stupid Dozen dropping in September, expect fresh tracks. Hardcore stoner punks No Offense and garage punks Go Zombie Go complete the lineup for a wild night. // JJ’s Bohemia 10PM $12/15 Ticket link

Stupid As All Get Out “Bitter Man” (Official Audio)

Saturday 8/31: The Cle Elum @ Yellow Racket Records

Chattanooga’s The Cle Elum celebrate their debut album It’s Ok If It All Falls Apart with an all-ages show at Yellow Racket Records. The indie-alt duo made waves at Nightfall earlier this month, and if you caught that set, you know this one’s a must-see. Shaky’s Bad Knee opens the night. // Yellow Racket Records 7PM $10 Ticket link

The Cle Elum “Handcalps & Tambourines” (Official Music Video)

Saturday 8/31: Gumm, Mult, Lockstep, Dope Skum @ Poor Taste

We’ve got a fierce lineup featuring shoegaze, sludge, and hardcore. Known for their intense live shows, Gumm leads the night alongside local buzz band Mult, Nashville’s Lockstep, and stoner metal trio Dope Skum. This one’s a heavy hitter you don’t want to miss. // Poor Taste 7PM $15 at door

Gumm “Slogan Machine” (Official Music Video)

Saturday 8/31: Lumasi @ Barrelhouse Ballroom

Denver-based electronic artist Lumasi brings his signature bass-heavy sound and viral remix noise to Barrelhouse. Known for his flips and rebrand into dubstep, Lumasi headlines a stacked lineup featuring INZAYNE, AllisWell, Jawnra, and SpacePak. It’s bass, beats, and big electrified vibes at Barrelhouse. // Barrelhouse Ballroom 9PM $20/25 Ticket link

Lumasi “Lower” (Feat. ProbCause)

Saturday 8/31: Local Brand @ Cherry St. Tavern

Florence, Alabama’s Local Brand offers groove-driven indie-alt rock featuring expansive, gliding melodies and warm, expressive vocals. They released their debut studio EP this year, Short Stories. Get there early because local band King Heard will kick off the night. // Cherry Street Tavern 10PM $10 at door

Local Brand “Lovely Ronin” (Live at The Chicago Cafe)

Find more concerts in and around Chattanooga at our concert calendar.