Monday, July 23th

DSP Shows presents The Beach Boy Tour – Knox Hamilton feat. Brother Sundance and Joseph Tilley

Tickets: General Admission, $10.00 advance, $12.00 day of show on sale Friday, May 18th at 10am at Ticketfly.com, Babeville Box Office (M-F 11a-5p), or charge by phone at 877.987.6487

7pm Doors 8pm Show

Knox Hamilton

Brothers  Boots  and  Cobo  Copeland  have  been  making  music  together  their  entire  lives.  From  an  early  age,  they  self-taught  themselves  drums,  guitar,  and  bass,  filling  their  pastor  father’s  church  with  songs  bathed  in  light  and  life.  It’s  the  bond  between  Boots  and  Cobo  that  gives  Knox  Hamilton’s  music  a  degree  of  familial  intuition;  a  genetic  thread  of  energy  running  between  the  two.

Knox  Hamilton  (comprised  of  Boots  and  Cobo  and  their  longtime  buddy  and  talented  guitarist  Drew  Buffington)  doesn’t  make  songs  by  mistake.  Rather,  they  work  hard  at  their  craft,  stacking  gorgeous  vocals  on  top  of  relatable  lyrics  and  restless  melodies.  Every  note,  every  chord,  every  lyric  is  intentionally  created  to  wrap  your  mind  in  a  warm  embrace  while  still  setting  your  soul  free  to  wander  the  cosmos.  One  listen  to  the  first  single  “Washed  Up  Together”  from  their  debut  album  The  Heights  and  you’ll  agree  the  result  is  hard  to  argue  with.

Creating  music  that  nods  to  their  small-town  church  roots  while  dedicating  themselves  to  their  far-reaching  artistry,  Knox  Hamilton  is  a  band  built  to  last.  And  Boots,  Cobo,  and  Drew  are  prepared  to  make  that  happen. 

Brother Sundance

19-year old Rylan Talerico, a self-taught musician/producer, performs and records as Brother Sundance. 

Rylan began playing the drums at the age of two and spent hours at his kit teaching himself his favorite songs as a child. Later, as a teenager, he picked up the guitar and began to sing, which eventually culminated in creating a punk-blues band, Wallace, with a group of friends. Wallace gained quick popularity, playing the South Florida underground circuit heavily for a year, and winning a Song of The Year award from The New Times Magazine. 

The Brother Sundance debut EP, Honey, is out now. The single Blind, has already been streamed over 5 million times, and he was selected as Apple Music’s New Artist of the Week. He’s also been featured on the Best of the Week Playlist several times and was named as a top 25 viral band in Canada by Spotify.

Joseph Tilley

Exciting pop singer/songwriter from Arkansas making his Buffalo debut.