BRONCHO Performs Live for WXPN’s Free at Noon – July 25
The Tulsa band’s new album mixes fuzzy textures, offbeat charm, and understated hooks.
This Friday, Tulsa-based band BRONCHO brings their hazy, guitar-driven indie rock to the Free at Noon stage.
Their new album, Natural Pleasure, leans into a looser, more atmospheric sound, a mix of fuzzy textures, offbeat charm, and understated hooks that feel right at home in the middle of summer. Tracks like “Think I Pass” and “Get Gone” build on the band’s reputation for catchy, low-key anthems with just enough grit around the edges.
The group plays a sold-out show at Johnny Brenda’s Friday night, but you can catch them live earlier in the day during our Free at Noon concert.
The show is free with RSVP and will be broadcast live on the XPN airwaves, streaming on the XPN app, and here on XPN.org.
Free at Noon is made possible thanks to support from Xfinity, Rafferty Subaru in Newtown Square, and XPN members like you.