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Dylan Sevey and the Gentlemen/The Horse-Eyed Men

Smart indie rock from two Rhode Island bands. It's the night of two Dylans! Don't miss this.

Dylan Sevey is originally based out of Wakefield, Rhode Island. While he has been active for many years as a drummer in various local bands, he has also always crafted his own songs behind the scenes.

The Gentlemen are responsible for bringing these songs to life. David Ponte plays tasteful lead guitar. Brendan Moore creates incredible atmosphere with his keyboards. Steve Ellis is the quintessential rock solid bassist. Keaton Albro has established himself as the perfect drummer for the group.

The band creates their sound by exploring many different musical avenues and blending them together with remarkable cohesiveness.The Gentlemen create a sound that is diverse and unique, and has something for everyone.

Their 2013 debut album, "Join The Club," found the group "sounding wise beyond their years" (Chris Conti, The Providence Phoenix). John Fuzek from Motif Magazine added, "Join The Club...is chockfull of tasty tunes and is one of the best locally produced CDs I have heard in a long time." Tony Pacitti in East Side Monthly, called the album "a sonic quilt of country ballads, sleazy bar band blues and classic folk-rock that borrows from the likes of The Band, Bob Dylan and the White Stripes." The record caused Rob Duguay from 990WBOB.com to rave: "Make sure you get their debut album and give it a listen, it's some of the best music from a band that is sure to go places."

Joining Dylan and the Gentlemen are The Horse-Eyed Men. The Horse-Eyed Men are Noah and Dylan Harley,two brothers who play original disgruntled Americana and country. Raised by musical humans in a former candy store outside of Providence R.I., their music mixes spaghetti-western themes with cabaret, ragtime, and post-partum punk. Grave Country, their latest record, was recorded in Copenhagen on a grant from the Danish Arts Council in the summer of 2013