
The Sewing Club
The Sewing Club brings grungy indie rock with shoegaze influences to MEZZ. The American band has previously played with Soccer Mommy and appeared at SXSW.
The Sewing Club are a Nashville, Tennessee indie rock band formed in 2022 by Hannah McElroy, Stephen Meaux, Justin McKinney and Zach McCoy. Starting out in college-house basements, they built a sound rooted in blown-out guitars, shoegaze textures and the raw directness of nineties alternative rock. Their 2024 debut EP 'Care' was recorded with Calvin Lauber (Julien Baker), Alex Farrar (Wednesday) and Henry Stoehr of Slow Pulp. After festival slots at SXSW and Left of the Dial and support tours with Soccer Mommy and Protomartyr, they release their debut full-length 'Sew' via Born Losers Records in October 2026.
The band released the new single 'Bark', a grunge-tinged indie rock song about betrayal and lost trust.
The debut album 'Sew' is scheduled for October 2, 2026 via Born Losers Records, recorded with producer Calvin Lauber (boygenius, Julien Baker).
The Sewing Club is currently scheduled for 13 concerts in 4 countries.
The band released an OurVinyl Sessions EP with acoustic versions of songs such as 'Strange', 'Too Late', 'Wyatt' and 'Pocket'.
The debut EP 'Care' was released on November 15, 2024, recorded with Calvin Lauber (Julien Baker), Alex Farrar (Wednesday) and Henry Stoehr of Slow Pulp.