Roo AOTD #4 The Stews
All aboard the hype train for Bonnaroo 2025! Only 126 days until we are all on the Farm again, can you believe it? It’s coming up fast and we can’t wait to be dancing with all of you at Bonnaroo! Today’s Artist of the Day is the one and only Stews at Bonnaroo. Learn more about the artist below. Don’t forget to check out all of our artist spotlights! Thank you for reading these posts!

Artist Biography
The Stews, a dynamic and hard-hitting indie rock band born out of Auburn University, have quickly made a name for themselves in the Southern music scene. With their explosive sound and a fusion of upbeat, sing-along indie rock tunes, they’ve captured the attention of a growing fanbase. Formed by Preston Hall (vocals, guitar), Blake Dobbs (guitar), Bennett Baugus (bass), and Wyatt Griffith (drums), the band’s chemistry on stage is electric, driving their live performances to a level of intensity that demands attention.
The Stews’ debut album, What Was—released in April 2022—marked a defining moment in their career. With tracks that range from anthemic rock ballads to grittier, down-and-dirty riffs, the album solidified the band’s place in the modern indie rock landscape. Following its release, the group embarked on an extensive national tour, traveling from coast to coast, sharing their powerful sound with fans across the country. Their live shows are known for their raw energy, a palpable connection with their audience, and a setlist that spans both What Was and newer material.
Rooted in the South but expanding their reach beyond regional confines, The Stews capture the spirit of indie rock with a flavor uniquely their own. With a sound that melds infectious melodies and anthemic choruses, they’ve proven to be one of the most exciting up-and-coming acts to watch. Whether you’re catching them live at an intimate venue or experiencing their larger-than-life presence on stage, The Stews are a force that demands to be heard.
Genre
Southern Indie Rock
The Stews at Bonnaroo
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