Dromedary Records

08/05/2026

07/22/2026

Dromfest passes for Saturday are all gone - and as a result, weekend passes are as well.

A few passes remain for Sunday but they’re almost all gone too.

There are still passes for Friday night, but it’s going to be packed.

Any comments on this post from people who say they’ve got some available are scamming you. Don’t take the bait.

XOXO

07/21/2026

Glide Magazine premieres "Every Other Star," the latest single and video from Antietam's forthcoming album "The Counting Game. From the second I heard this, it became my favorite Antietam song. Glide says "Key’s guitar work here is spellbinding and manages to pull you in as a sort of cosmic tour guide leading you down the alleys of a darkened city, and the video complements this with imagery that speaks to the simple yet moody and poignant lyrics." Indeed. Link in first comment.

07/03/2026

LOW TICKET ALERT: If you are planning to come to Dromfest on Saturday or Sunday (or both), and you have yet to buy tickets, there are less than 30 left for either day. NOW IS THE TIME. The number of tickets we have available is driven by capacity restrictions of the room, so once we're sold out, we're sold out - as much as we'd love to, we can't do you a favor, we can't sneak you in, we can't take your money at the door - BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW.

06/30/2026

Our good pals Guy Capecelatro III (one of the finest songwriters and human beings I know) and Dylan Metrano run the wonderful Burst & Bloom Records up in Kittery, ME. They also have a regular podcast, and they were kind enough to invite me to be a guest last week. We talk about Dromfest, and Dromedary - they're both just fantastic people and I'd love if you could carve out a half hour or so and give a listen here:

Welcome to the Burst & Bloom Podcast, hosted by label co-founders Guy Capecelatro III and Dylan Metrano. Each week, we’ll discuss a different release from our label’s fifteen year h…

06/27/2026

DROMFEST '26 SINGLE-DAY TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE! Saturday or Sunday-only passes are just $65. Of course weekend passes are still available. Visit the link in the first comment to buy your tickets now - they are going quick!

06/26/2026

Thanks to the great Jim Testa for his excellent review of Antietam's "Way Too Well" in today's New Music Friday column. "Forty-plus years in, Antietam aren't coasting on legacy, they're still digging around in the cracked foundation of that weird ol' American music and finding new ways to f**k with expectations." Visit Jim's Substack and subscribe (link in first comment).

06/25/2026

: Premiere of Antietam the Band’s “Way Too Well” (Dromedary Records, Tara L. Key). “As I was making this record under the geopolitical equivalent of a tornado warning, I questioned if I even had the right—the privilege—to be creative. But progress isn’t a straight line. It’s gain, loss, gain.” Check it out: https://magnetmagazine.com/2026/06/24/magnet-exclusive-premiere-of-antietams-way-too-well

06/24/2026

We're beyond excited to announce that in August we will be releasing "The Counting Game," the new LP from ANTIETAM. Our friends at were kind enough to premiere the video for "Way Too Well," the first single from the album, writing "Antietam has always been prototypical critics’ darlings: a brashly cerebral female-led guitar band that’s not-so-quietly assembled one of the richest, most unpredictable catalogs of the post-punk era." I can't say enough about how honored I am to welcome Antietam to the Dromedary family - a legendary band with a legendary guitarist who helped shape the music that we all love so much, and also great friends and lovely people who embody all the things we love about the indie rock community. To see the video, click the first link in the comments.

06/18/2026

With the disappointing news that Maggot Brain is no longer publishing it's a good time to note that Jack Rabid has been publishing for around 100 years, and the latest issue is out now. Pick up a copy - support people who are producing actual, printed magazines. And while you're at it, check out Neal Agneta's review of Doug Gillard's "Parallel Stride" - "satisfying as effectively in a solo guise as anything he's contributed to the preceding higher-profile combos."