Misnomer (formerly Mister Tie Dye) is a nine-piece ensemble based out of Athens, Georgia. It began as a collective of students from the University of Georgia channeling their influences from classical, hip-hop, funk, and jazz music into something original. The group is comprised of alto and tenor saxophone, two trumpets, tenor and bass trombone, keyboard and synthesizer, bass, and drums. They perform a repertoire of music that spans several genres, influenced by artists and composers like OutKast, NO BS! Brass Band, musicians from GroundUp Music, and more.
Misnomer has enjoyed sharing the stage with several national-touring acts such as Marshall Gilkes, Turkuaz, CBDB, The Werks, and more. In February 2017, they released their EP, Mister Tie Dye, and in April 2018 they released their first full-length album, Neighborhood. This album is composed of original songs and features Drí of Partials on the track “New World.” The group incorporates the writing techniques of older big bands into modern genres of popular music. The diversity of their composers is apparent in Misnomer’s music, elevating their sound beyond a single genre. To call it jazz fusion or a jam band would be a misnomer.
Showtimes: 7:30pm and 9:30pm Admission: $29.