The Middle East presents: Weathers - All Ages, $17 Advance / $20 Day Of Show, 7:30 PM Doors
NO VAPING OR SMOKING IN THE BUILDING
Fri Mar 14 2025
7:30 PM
$23.10
All Ages
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The Middle East presents:
Weathers
- Pre-Sales for this event have ended. Tickets will be sold at the door. Cash only.
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Weathers
Alternative Rock
Weathers is Cameron Boyer, guitarist Cameron Olsen, bassist Brennen Bates, and drummer Cole
Carson. Having gone through some challenging events over the past two years, Boyer wanted to process
his struggles through songwriting. He felt compelled to make feel-good songs about self-value,
self-discovery, and about being betrayed and moving on. When Boyer and Olsen began writing new
songs in January 2017, what emerged was “this messy, glitchy sound,” Boyer says, adding that a 1958
Silvertone guitar bought from a garage sale is played on nearly every song, and gave the music what the
album’s producer Tim Pagnotta (WALK THE MOON, Neon Trees) called a “ratty, acoustic” feel.”
- Pre-Sales for this event have ended. Tickets will be sold at the door. Cash only.
$23.10 All Ages
The Middle East presents: Weathers - All Ages, $17 Advance / $20 Day Of Show, 7:30 PM Doors
NO VAPING OR SMOKING IN THE BUILDING
Weathers
Alternative Rock
Weathers is Cameron Boyer, guitarist Cameron Olsen, bassist Brennen Bates, and drummer Cole
Carson. Having gone through some challenging events over the past two years, Boyer wanted to process
his struggles through songwriting. He felt compelled to make feel-good songs about self-value,
self-discovery, and about being betrayed and moving on. When Boyer and Olsen began writing new
songs in January 2017, what emerged was “this messy, glitchy sound,” Boyer says, adding that a 1958
Silvertone guitar bought from a garage sale is played on nearly every song, and gave the music what the
album’s producer Tim Pagnotta (WALK THE MOON, Neon Trees) called a “ratty, acoustic” feel.”
Carson. Having gone through some challenging events over the past two years, Boyer wanted to process
his struggles through songwriting. He felt compelled to make feel-good songs about self-value,
self-discovery, and about being betrayed and moving on. When Boyer and Olsen began writing new
songs in January 2017, what emerged was “this messy, glitchy sound,” Boyer says, adding that a 1958
Silvertone guitar bought from a garage sale is played on nearly every song, and gave the music what the
album’s producer Tim Pagnotta (WALK THE MOON, Neon Trees) called a “ratty, acoustic” feel.”
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