Philly’s Low Cut Connie to play Mercy Lounge

By Dallas Shatel, Deputy Editor in Chief

Jan 18, 2018

On January 25, Philadelphia rock band Low Cut Connie will be performing at Mercy Lounge. Fresh off of 2017’s Dirty Pictures (part 1)– their fourth studio album- the band will be bringing it’s critically acclaimed brand of rowdy rock and roll with local openers RI¢HIE and Chloe Kat.

Just in the past few years, the band has been included on NPR Fresh Air’s Top Ten Albums of 2017, Rolling Stone’s Top 50 Albums of 2017 and President Obama’s 2015 summer playlist, among other accolades. The band has even made a fan of Sir Elton John who interviewed them and played some of their songs on his Beats1 radio show.

Check out their single “Revolution Rock ‘n’ Roll” off their last album here and purchase tickets for their Nashville show here.

About the Contributor

Dallas Shatel, Former Deputy Editor in Chief

Dallas Shatel (’19) was the Deputy Editor in Chief of The Vanderbilt Hustler. He previously served as a writer for the Arts and Culture Section. He majored in electrical engineering. He is a bass player and an obsessive music fan.

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