Wednesday, October 1, 2025 at 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM
Zebulon, Los Angeles
**The Watson Twins, Slydell + Secret Special Guest** SEEING DOUBLE – The Watson Twins Live in Nashville For two decades, The Watson Twins' entwined voices have taken them across the world. They double down on those road-warrior roots with Seeing Double, a live record that captures the critically-acclaimed duo onstage in their adopted hometown of East Nashville, backed by an amplified band and their own southern songwriting. For a group whose songs have helped shape the sound of modern-day American roots music, Seeing Double gives The Watson Twins an opportunity to showcase the full range of their catalog. The album's career-spanning track list features material from five of The Watson Twins' releases, including Southern Manners EP (2005), Fire Songs (2008), Talking To You, Talking To Me (2010), DUO (2018), and HOLLER (2023). There are honky-tonk songs, vintage-sounding country ballads, high-spirited soul standouts, and contemporary Americana anthems, all fueled by the identical sisters' close harmonies. With Seeing Double, The Watson Twins blur the boundaries between the stage and the studio, spotlighting the onstage charisma that's turned Chandra and Leigh into mainstays of 21st century music. | Instagram: @thewatsontwins **SLYDELL –** After more than two decades, Slydell, an early aughts Silverlake staple returns to the stage for one night only, playing songs from their new archive collection “Sin & Salvation 1999-2003” (release August 2025). A band with a devoted following in the early 2000’s, they played to packed crowds and sold out shows at local haunts: Spaceland, The Echo, Silverlake Lounge as well as clubs around the city of Los Angeles. Slydell began in October 1999 and played their last show in 2004. This show at Zebulon will be a reunion with original members: frontman B. Roam, backup vocalist Chandra and Leigh Watson (The Watson Twins, Jenny Lewis), guitarist Jason Soda (Everest, Howlin’ Rain, Watson Twins), bassist Matt Fitzell, multi-instrumentalist Aram Arslanian, drummer Mike Sessa and will also feature Jon Neiman (GospelbeacH) on keys. “The band’s sound is not for the weak of heart. It’s 100-proof concoction distilled from the sweaty crowd’s plaintive, redemption-seeking wails and the furious thunder of a preacher man whose fevered eyes reflect experience beyond his – or anyone’s – years. This is a soundtrack for handling snakes and speaking in tongues, an opera inspired by Flannery O’Connor and William Faulkner, a sermon that will drive the demons from your very soul or kill you in the effort.” – Paul Sopocy | Instagram: @slydelltheband