Jump, Little Children

South Carolina's Jump, Little Children earned a devoted following in the late '90s and early 2000s thanks to their unusual mix of melodic alt-rock, acoustic chamber pop, and Irish influences. From their early days busking on the street corners of Charleston to their popular annual New Year's Eve shows at the Dock Street Theatre, they established themselves as a regional institution while also gaining a national audience with albums like 1998's Atlantic-released Magazine and later independent releases like 2001's Vertigo and 2004's Between the Dim & the Dark. After disbanding at the end of 2005, Jump, Little Children reunited a decade later for a series of live dates and eventually released their 2018 comeback album, Sparrow. Over the past couple of years they have been releasing new content on Patreon and are currently recording their sixth studio album due out this Fall.