It’s set break for the Futurebirds during the first of the band’s two sold-out hometown gigs at the Georgia Theatre in the college town of Athens, Georgia, and guitarist Daniel Womack is backstage ruminating on the camaraderie that defines the band.
“To find a crew that you can trust and stick with you to go through the wringer with,” Womack tells Rolling Stone, “it’s almost impossible in this life.”
Together for 15 years, Futurebirds are finally becoming a household name, at least to loyal fans of psychedelic rock and alt-country.
“To find a crew that you can trust and stick with you to go through the wringer with,” Womack tells Rolling Stone, “it’s almost impossible in this life.”
Together for 15 years, Futurebirds are finally becoming a household name, at least to loyal fans of psychedelic rock and alt-country.
- 3/2/2024
- by Garret K. Woodward
- Rollingstone.com
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