The Sawtelles and Sarah Dunn share the bill at Best Video Film & Cultural Center on Sat., July 26. The show starts at 7 PM and the cover is $10.

The Sawtelles are a balance of four elements: guitar in alternate tuning, various drum kit configurations, and two voices—husband and wife duo Peter and Julie Riccio. Sparse but intricately arranged pop that is as lush as it is threadbare makes what is played just as important as what isn’t. They have been performing their original music for over two decades. Their DIY approach has produced 21 predominantly handmade releases. They will be joined on several songs by special guest Hank Hoffman of Happy Ending, playing electric sitar.

Sarah Dunn, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist hailing from Georgia, brings a unique blend of heartfelt storytelling and vibrant energy to the stage. With her roots in folk-emo music, Sarah's original songs are deeply emotional, combining introspective lyrics with captivating melodies. Beyond her musical talent, Sarah infuses her performances with what she affectionately calls "soccer-mom energy," creating an approachable, down-to-earth presence that resonates with audiences. A devoted mother not only to her children but also to six dearly beloved chickens, Sarah's life is a testament to the balance of creativity, family, and authenticity.