University of Memphis student band Degenerate Breakfast headlined the Cabana Calamity concert Friday night at the Java Cabana coffee shop in Cooper-Young. 

The free outdoor show also featured local acts Blunt Force, Speaker Girl, and The Narrows, drawing a large crowd of students and Midtown residents for a night of live music and community. The event also featured a vintage market where people in attendance could browse merchandise from the bands in between sets. 

Degenerate Breakfast, made up of lead vocalist Liam Wilde, lead guitarist James Alberts, rhythm guitarist Bridger Whittier, bassist Brandon Kelly, and drummer Marshall Rambin, has garnered a loyal following since the release of their self-titled debut album earlier this summer. The band blends elements of their alternative rock, jazz, and hip-hop backgrounds into their music. 

The group is already recording their second album in the University of Memphis music studio. Their music can be streamed on Spotify, Apple Music, Soundcloud, and other streaming platforms.