See Sacramento band Tycho play Channel 24 in new venue's debut weekend
Midtown music venue Channel 24 welcomed new patrons and hometown band Tycho as its opening weekend continued on Friday.
Tycho frontman Scott Hansen, who grew up in the Sacramento region before relocating to San Francisco, collaborates on his group's electronic melodies with guitarist Zac Brown, a Sacramento resident, drummer Rory O'Connor and multi-instrumentalist Billy Kim.
'This is just such a special moment for us,' said Hansen about playing in front of friends and family in his hometown at the new venue.
Hansen said that his former home provided inspiration for his music. Tycho has twice been nominated for a Grammy for best dance/electronic album.
'I feel like all the energy of this music is about the river and the fields all around here,' he said.
Channel 24 welcomed country music singer Tucker Wetmore on Thursday for its first show. Its opening weekend concludes Sunday with roots singer Sierra Ferrell.
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