Justin Osborne, frontman of Charleston, SC alt-country band SUSTO, played a solo acoustic show at hometown venue The Royal American in February 2020, just before the pandemic put an end to most live ...

Susto is about to release its second full-length CD, “& I’m Fine Today,” which comes out Jan. 13 on the Missing Piece/Caroline label. Then the band hits the road as a headliner for 24 gigs, followed ...

1 Exclusive: Celia Berk to Release New Winter EP; Watch New Lyric Video The band continues to crisscross North America, touring constantly in support of their new album & I'm Fine Today (out now on ...

(MPG) Susto Stringband, led by frontman Justin Osborne of the highly lauded alt-country band SUSTO, releases their new single "Hands In The Dirt." The track comes from their upcoming Susto Stringband ...

When asked what kind of music they make, Charleston band SUSTO will always answer "gospel." The five-piece indie rock ensemble, made up of lead singer Justin Osborne, Johnny Delaware, Corey Campbell, ...

Recently, band leader Justin Osborne summoned the latest lineup of SUSTO members to the small unit he rents with other local bands. It was the first time the new group rehearsed together before ...

Charleston’s own Justin Osborne, lead singer, songwriter and guitarist for the band SUSTO, will show off his new sound on Jan. 28 at the Music Farm. Rather than the typical dark, druggy ...

Today, SUSTO announced their new live album Rogue Acoustic, out June 4 via Acid Boys/Missing Piece Records. The album was recorded in February of 2020 at The Royal American in their hometown of ...

Their music has been garnering a lot of attention as of late, recently landing them a coveted performance slot on CBS This Morning. It seems that since the band released their album & I'm Fine Today… ...

Psych-folk rockers Susto return home for a Sept. 2 concert at The Refinery with North Carolina rock band Big Something and Charleston indie act Easy Honey Credit: Paul King The latest record from ...

SUSTO opens for the Lumineers tonight at Smart Financial Centre. Credit: Courtesy of Paul Chelmis and Sacks & Co. Some indie rockers cut their musical teeth on the club scene or spend their youth ...