Carver Commodore, Zion Goins, and Moxie Hotel

Saturn Birmingham and Zero Mile Present:

Carver Commodore with Zion Goins and Moxie Hotel

NOTE: All guests are required to wear masks while at Saturn. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping shows safe.
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Listen to Carver Commodore: https://linktr.ee/carvercommodore
Listen to Zion Goins: https://linktr.ee/ZionGoins
Listen to Moxie Hotel: https://linktr.ee/moxiehotel
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Carver Commodore is an alternative rock band from the modest town of Florence, Alabama. The band is composed of guitarist and vocalist Payton Pruitt, guitarist Phillip Blevins, drummer Noah Freeman, multi-instrumentalist Clayton Christopher, and bassist David Smith. In contrast to the “swampy, soulful sound” that put their hometown on the map, Carver is known for fusing garage, indie, and pop influences into stadium-worthy rock anthems. Modern alt-giants like Cage the Elephant, Jack White, and The Strokes tend to inform Carver’s guitar-laden hooks, recording aesthetics, and signature sticky songcraft

Founded by Pruitt and Blevins in the fall of 2016, their first single “Stars & Galaxies” was released in April of 2017 to a modest, yet eager audience. Fast forward to 2021, and “Stars & Galaxies” has amassed over one million streams on Spotify alone. Part-time drummer Noah Freeman became a permanent member of the band in late 2017 after several months of touring. In 2018, the group cut their debut record Tell Me What You Want at The Smoakstack in Nashville, Tennessee with engineer/producer Brendan St. Gelais. The record hit the market on October 25th, 2019, and was celebrated with an Audiotree Live Session in Chicago, Illinois.
Just like everyone else, nearly all of their 2020 dates were canceled

immediately. Looking to make the most of their newfound time off, they entered the studio with Brendan St. Gelais to begin recording their sophomore album. The band released the song “Cancel Culture” alongside a cover of The Beatles’ “Revolution” from the sessions on September 4th, 2020, saying that the songs were too relevant to hold until a later release. Frequent creative collaborator Clayton Christopher joined the band as a multi-instrumentalist in late 2020, and bassist David Smith joined in the spring of 2021. The final recording session wrapped in December of 2020 and the band is expected to release the album in late 2021.