Savannah Conley at 7th St Entry, Minneapolis (21 July 2022)

Nashville based acclaimed singer-songwriter Savannah Conley stopped by the 7th St Entry on Thursday night.



Opening up was Nashville’s Secondhand Sound, determined to be “the biggest band in the world”, as their tagline.



Their bio lists the band as a trio, featuring Sawyer John Estok on guitars/vocals, Collin Plank on drums, and Teagan Proctor on bass… but as you can see from the live photos, there is a lead guitarist called Cameron Schmidt.



According to Sawyer, he and drummer Plank started a band when they were 16 and 17, all four of them met at University, and formed Secondhand Sound in 2018.



The group recently released “Colm’s Conquest” single, their first song since departing on their debut The Best and Worst Times national headline tour. As you can see from the setlist, they tested out the single early in their set.



Look for their upcoming EP Courage.



In her very first tour, Savannah Conley, was incredibly pleased to see the dance floor filled.



“Thank you for… just showing up!,” Conley said with a big smile. It was her first tour, and she didn’t think anyone would show up… but she was happy to see that she was wrong.

Setlist

As you can see from the setlist, she played a mix of her 2021 EP Surprise, Surprise, and a few tracks from her latest EP, The Best I Can, including “Always Gonna Happen” and its title track… which was played first. The title song came out of came out of relationships with co-writer Hank Compton… which had both of them with their hands up, saying “that’s all I got…”



Savannah Conley’s Best I Can EP is available now on Good Partners/Virgin Music.



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