Biography
Beer Hippies emerged from the Michigan City area, rooted in Northwest Indiana’s vibrant music community. The lineup—Steve Murray, Robert Rolfe Feddersen, Blake Murray, Howie Weisjahn, and Adam Conley—delivers a rock-n-roll experience shaped by classic influences like Blue Cheer, T. Rex, and The Grateful Dead. Their origin story includes an early recording milestone: a 45 captured at Steve Albini’s Electrical Audio studio in Chicago, a space known for its raw, authentic sound. The band’s ties to craft-beer culture and regional craft breweries, including Burn ’Em Brewing in Michigan City, reflect a lifestyle that blends live music with local flavor. While detailed discography in the public domain hasn’t included full-length albums or charting singles to date, Beer Hippies continue to evolve, focusing on dynamic live performances and collaborative songwriting.
Discography Highlights
- Early recording: 45 released under the guidance of Steve Albini at Electrical Audio
- Live sessions and single recordings showcasing a vintage-rock palette
Upcoming Tour Info
- Current status: Date to be announced for 2026 engagements. Check back for updates as shows are scheduled and confirmed.
For fans and newcomers, Beer Hippies offer a grounded, authentic listening experience—think homegrown rock energy with a nod to history and a thumb on the pulse of contemporary indie spaces.
Social Media & Official Links
Venue and venue-like updates are shared across their social channels, making it easy to stay informed and secure your seats for upcoming performances when dates are announced.