Turnover Delivers Dreamy Performance in Nashville – Marathon Music Works Recap

Turnover brought their signature brand of ethereal, atmospheric indie rock to a packed house at Marathon Music Works in Nashville this past Friday night. Joined by Citizen and Horse Jumper of Love, the night offered a full-spectrum showcase of shoegaze, alt rock, and everything in between.

Horse Jumper of Love opened the evening with their hypnotic, slow-burning set. Their hazy vocals and understated stage presence created a mellow, immersive atmosphere that set the tone for the rest of the night. Next up, Citizen brought a jolt of energy with a dynamic performance that blended grit and melody. Their set balanced heavier tracks with melodic favorites, and they had the crowd fully engaged from the first note to the last. Crowd surfing kicked off during their set, adding to the energy in the room. Citizen continues to prove why they’re a staple in the alternative scene.

By the time Turnover took the stage, the room was buzzing with anticipation. Their performance was focused and consistent, showcasing strong musicianship and clean production. The lighting design was moody and atmospheric, complementing their sound perfectly and adding depth to the performance. They played fan favorites like “Dizzy on the Comedown,” which had the crowd swaying and singing along word for word. Other standout moments included deeper cuts and newer tracks that kept the set fresh and flowing. The band’s connection with the audience was clear—not just from the stage, but off it as well, with several members spotted before the show chatting and taking photos with fans.

With a solid lineup, a great venue, and a memorable headlining set, this show hit all the right notes—and then some. It was the kind of night that reminds you why live music matters, leaving fans buzzing long after the final note. Shows like this don’t come around often, and Nashville showed up for it. From the crowd to the bands, everyone brought the best energy.