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Marquee Memories: Edgehill

Marquee Memories: Edgehill

Edgehill is a Nashville-based alternative rock band made up of Chris Kelly (lead vocals, guitar), Jake Zimmermann (lead guitar, vocals), and Aidan Cunningham (drums).

Kelly and Zimmermann met while attending Vanderbilt University and began writing together before connecting with Cunningham in Nashville, where the three solidified the lineup in 2021.

Musically, Edgehill pull from 1990s alt rock which caught the ear of Severance Records who in the past signed Dead Poet Society and The Blue Stones. Edgehill’s debut LP Ode to the Greyhouse, drops this Friday, 2/13. Pre-save here.

To get some of that grunge feel, portions of the album were recorded at Pachyderm Studios in Cannon Falls, Minnesota, a studio Nirvana recorded the majority of In Utero at in 1993. It’s also where PJ Harvey recorded Rid of Me with Steve Albini, and Sonic Youth recorded parts of Dirty.

Recently the trio made their way to the Hollywood studios of Setlist where they chatted with Bree Wilde about rock shows they attended as fans that stuck with them. Click the video above for the full chat or keep scrolling for the highlights.

read more at: Setlist.fm

Last Setlist

Edgehill at The Bottleneck, Lawrence, KS, USA

  1. Just Got Clean
  2. I Can Be Your Dog
  3. Drone Song
  4. Something (Practically)
  5. Tape My Mouth (played from tape)
  6. Harness Your Hopes
  7. Shooting Glances
  8. Love To Go
  9. Lookaround
  10. Ode to the Greyhouse
  11. What’s the Appropriate Length of This Argument?
  12. Bodysnatchers

Last verified October 8, 2026.

setlist via setlist.fm

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November gets plenty of credit for turkey, football and the annual rush to buy a slightly larger television. The record stores deserve a little attention, too. From Nirvana unplugging to Wu-Tang kicking the door in, this month has delivered an impressive pile of albums and plenty of ways to drown out Thanksgiving arguments. Here’s one for every day.

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