Eddie and The Getaway calls it “Red Dirt Adrenaline Rock”: country lyricism wired into early 2000s rock intensity, built around what the band describes as “heartland grit, rock-and-roll chaos, and unfiltered honesty.” A February 2026 AllMusic Magazine review described the live show as feeling “more like a garage rager than a concert.” They bring the Over-Caffeinated & Under-Stimulated Tour to Rochester’s Montage Music Hall on Friday, November 27.
About the Show
The three-piece, with Eddie Eberle on vocals and guitar, Mark Stults on guitar, and Jack Silverman on drums, has spent 2026 on two consecutive touring stretches: an “Off the Road” run in early 2026 followed by this fall’s Over-Caffeinated & Under-Stimulated Tour. The November leg threads through Washington, D.C., Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Columbus, and Hampton, NH before the band swings up to Rochester the Friday after Thanksgiving.
Eberle, a 25-year-old Arizona native, also works as a songwriter and producer for other artists — Pecos & The Rooftops, Jay Webb, LECADE, and Sterling Elza among them — but the lead vehicle is Eddie and The Getaway itself. The project pairs vulnerable country lyrics with guitar work the band’s site describes as evoking “nostalgia for early 2000s rock aesthetics.” Songs including “Love Myself,” “superNOVOCAINE,” and “Sleep Alone” have driven the project past 150 million streams, and Eberle has been named one of the top country artists to watch for 2026.
Live, the band operates at a different register than the studio work might suggest. Writing for AllMusic Magazine after a February 2026 show in Waco, Texas, reviewer Jalys Caro described the three-piece as “pure chaos in the best way possible.” Eddie was “bouncing all over the place,” Caro wrote, while Stults moved constantly across the stage and Silverman’s drum solo became a crowd standout. “There’s nothing stiff or staged during their performance. That is their natural presence.” The band’s own site puts it plainly: “stadium size energy no matter where he is playing.”
Venue & Logistics
Montage Music Hall is a 400-capacity club at 50 Chestnut St in downtown Rochester, run by ROCENT Events and part of the Finger Lakes live music circuit. It is a tight room, the kind where stadium-size energy has nowhere to dissipate. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.; the show starts at 8:00 p.m. The age restriction is 16 and up.
Tickets
No ticket price was available from sources at the time of publication. Tickets go on sale August 14 via etix.com. Buy tickets