The latest installment of Atlanta’s Live at the Print Shop showcases Kentucky’s Ole 60 in a performance that merges small-town lyricism with the expansive sound of modern indie rock. The episode, out now, presents a full concert and interview filmed during the band’s Smokestack Town album cycle.

Across a 90-minute set, the six-piece navigate songs from throughout their catalog, weaving between the raw energy of “Dust 2 Dust” and the reflective tone of “Thoughts of You.” The Coldplay cover “Yellow” serves as a highlight, reimagined through the band’s layered guitar work and dynamic vocal harmonies.

The interview portions provide a window into the creative approach behind Smokestack Town, a record that uses a fictional setting to explore real emotional territory. The band discusses balancing its rock influences with the narrative storytelling of Americana, crediting both Radiohead and John Prine as touchstones.

Visually, Live at the Print Shop continues its emphasis on cinematic minimalism — close camera work, warm lighting, and an unfiltered presentation of each artist. The production quality mirrors the band’s own balance between precision and looseness, giving the performance an immediacy that feels lived-in.

For Live at the Print Shop, the episode builds on a growing slate of artist-driven
sessions that highlight depth over spectacle. For Ole 60, it marks a chance to
translate their chart momentum into a performance that captures their chemistry
and range.

With Smokestack Town earning critical attention and placement on multiple streaming charts,
the new episode offers both new listeners and longtime fans a complete snapshot
of who Ole 60 are right now — a band expanding their sound without losing the
identity that shaped it.