Supporting Acts: Jordan Ware Good Field Good Field began as the solo recording project of Austin, TX's Paul Price, who has played with such bands as Brazos, The Early Tapes, and Voxtrot. After writing some of the album in an isolated adobe by a cenote in Mexico, Price continued working on the songs in between tours with Brazos and Voxtrot, with instrumentation and production help from his friend Nathan Stein. Combining influences of shoegaze, indie rock, ’60s guitar tones, and pop hooks, the recording wrapped up in the summer of 2011. Shortly after, Price formed the band known as Good Field – an homage to cricket and desolate landscapes. Joining Price are fellow Austin musicians Esteban Cruz on drums, Michael McLeod (Richard Linklater film composer) on bass, and Kyle Robertson on keys. Good Field started performing live and officially released the full length in February of 2012. While playing with Brazos, Price opened for The National, Grizzly Bear, Vampire Weekend, The Walkmen, and White Denim. Through Voxtrot, Price played on bills with Beirut, Beach House, and Little Joy Aaron Tinjum Hailing from the suburban comforts of St. Paul, Minnesota, Aaron Tinjum was born with a background in F. Scott Fitzgerald, Bob Dylan and Prince. A former high school English teacher, Tinjum switched tracks in 2011 and moved to Austin to pursue a life of music and food trucks. It is in Austin where he met violinist extraordinaire and former mariachi Katie Smith, and subsequently formed his new project, The Tangents. After releasing their debut single 'Tongues' in May, they are now poised to release their debut EP "Mirrors in the Dark" this Halloween on iTunes, Amazon and other distributors. $5.00