Now It's Overhead Tickets

Now It's Overhead is the indie project led by Andy LeMaster, a cornerstone in the Saddle Creek Records community. With core collaborators including Orenda Fink and Maria Taylor of Azure Ray and drummer Clay Leverett, the project stood out as one of Saddle Creek's early non-Nebraska acts. This page offers a concise history, landmark releases, and notes on where to find current activity. While latest official updates date back to 2006, the band's influence persists in indie circles and on archival catalog pages. If you’re seeking context, you’ll find details on their discography, notable collaborations, and how to connect with the band’s catalog through Bandcamp and Saddle Creek’s pages.

We’ve got you covered for ticket opportunities where and when new live activity appears. For Now It's Overhead fans and curious newcomers, consider following their official discography and label pages for the most reliable updates.

Key moments include the 2004 release Fall Back Open, which features guest appearances by Conor Oberst (Bright Eyes) and Michael Stipe (R.E.M.), and a national tour alongside Saddle Creek labelmates. The band opened for R.E.M. during their 2004 tour, cementing their place in the early 2000s indie scene. Notable singles like Wait in a Line helped define their sound during the Fall Back Open era. While contemporary activity is largely catalog-focused today, fans can explore Now It's Overhead’s music through Bandcamp and Saddle Creek’s official pages, with Pitchfork and other outlets offering contemporary reviews. If you’re looking to explore nostalgic indie classics or trace an influential Saddle Creek chapter, this page points you toward authoritative sources and reliable ways to secure seats for any future appearances as events are announced.