A Tampa trio with over 124 million streams and a résumé that includes festival stages at Sonic Temple and Welcome to Rockville is coming to a 200-person bar in downtown Syracuse on a Tuesday night. That is the kind of math that makes a small-room show worth clearing your calendar for.
Nevertel — Jeremy Michael on vocals, Raul Lopez on vocals, guitar, and production, and Alec Davis on guitar — bring their Epitaph Records debut Start Again to The Song & Dance on October 6. Doors open at 6:00 PM, show at 7:00 PM, and general admission is free. VIP upgrades are available through the ticket page if you want early entry, a Q&A session, or a photo op — both The Others Experience and The Traveler Experience include a signed poster and merchandise pack.
Start Again is a 13-track record produced across sessions in Los Angeles, Nashville, Memphis, and Florida. Collaborators include Dave Cowell of Sleep Theory, Gianni Taylor (Bring Me The Horizon), Dan Lancaster, and Ted Jensen. The band pulls from metalcore, nu-metal, hip-hop, and electronic textures into a cohesive modern rock sound. If you have caught them on support slots with Linkin Park, Bad Omens, or Architects, you already know they are built for stages considerably larger than this one. That is exactly the point of showing up.
Supporting the night are Rivals and Ocean Sleeper — a three-act bill for zero dollars is not something you pass up.
The Song & Dance sits at 115 E Jefferson Street in downtown Syracuse. At 200 capacity it is a close-quarters room — plan to arrive at doors if you want a good spot. The show is 16+ with ID; under 16 is admitted with a parent or guardian. Presented by After Dark Presents.