The Tumblers, Annie Sterling, Rine

at The Camel

Mon October 5th, 2026

Doors 7pm, Show 8pm

Tickets always available at the door day of show unless sold out

The Tumblers are standin g right behind you.

Howling call-and-response hooks while banjo, violin, and overdriven guitars collide, the air is electric. "Brooklyn’s Tumblers are a folk band with some serious punk aspirations," wrote Magnet Magazine, "and they’re living that out with their raucous live shows and unfettered approach to the genre."

Glide Magazine called their debut album, Tangerine "a great compromise in familiarity and originality." Tangerine also appeared in Stereogum's "Album of the Week" new music roundup.

Hot off that momentum, The Tumblers have kicked off a new run of releases, including the recent single “We Belong Together,” with more on the way. The record and the new songs channel the band’s core DNA: stacked harmonies, story-forward songwriting, and a raw, bigger-than-the-room energy meant to be felt in your chest.

Formed in 2022 when childhood bandmates Jack Crawford-Brown and bassist Emerson Sieverts reunited in New York and linked up with Ian and Will, The Tumblers are carving out their own lane in modern folk rock—wild, honest, and unafraid to hit harder.

Annie Stirling is a dynamic folk pop artist originally from Vermont and currently based in Richmond, VA. Annie started performing her original music live at age thirteen, cultivating her skills into a unique style pulling inspiration from folk, pop, and americana music. Her writing is inspired by her experiences growing up queer in rural America, creating universally relatable stories through deeply personal lyricism.

Since the start of her career, she has rapidly progressed from playing local coffee shops to booking festivals and events, establishing herself as an attention-capturing, powerful new voice in the Richmond music scene.

rine is a twenty-two year old actor and bedroom pop artist from Richmond, Virginia. She finds inspiration in her favorite stories and people, and finds that songwriting allows for a deeper kind of communication. She believes music is a universal language, and hopes you’re able to resonate with these songs that she holds very close to her heart.