Still Rings / Tom Scamell / Atwelle / Plant Dad
About This Event
Still Rings, Tom Scamell, Atwelle and Plant Dad play a four‑act night at Arlene’s Grocery, a lineup built around quick transitions and compact set times. Each act works in a guitar‑forward, band‑oriented mode with modest streaming footprints; the emphasis is on tight arrangements, direct vocals and songs refined in live rooms rather than studio gloss.
About the Artists
Still Rings
Still Rings is an individual rock/pop artist working in the pop punk and skate punk lane, with early traction reflected in a small Spotify following. In New York City, they bring that material to the Knitting Factory under the self-titled bill, “Still Rings.
Tom Scamell
Tom Scamell is a rock/pop artist who appears on New York City bills at venues like Arlene’s Grocery, often in multi-act lineups with peers such as Still Rings, Atwelle, and Plant Dad. Working in a guitar-forward mode, he leans on tight song structures and a direct vocal delivery rather than studio gloss.
Atwelle
Atwelle is a rock/pop group appearing on New York City bills like the four-act night at Arlene’s Grocery alongside Still Rings, Tom Scamell, and Plant Dad. Online metrics place them in the emerging tier, with a modest Spotify audience and genre tags that oddly point to ragtime, boogie-woogie, and honky-tonk.
Plant Dad
Plant Dad is a New York City rock/pop group that turns up on bills at Arlene’s Grocery, often alongside emerging acts in the punk-adjacent lane. They’ve shared stages with Still Rings, Tom Scamell, and Atwelle, including a four-act night built around quick transitions and tight set times.