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Fat Evil Children open Innings Festival Day 1
Fat Evil Children offered a refreshing dose of melodic indie rock during their early afternoon set, which opened the Innings Festival on Friday, February 20, 2026. With their signature blend of breezy jangle and thoughtful lyrics, the Los Angeles quartet stood out as a bright spot in the opening day lineup at Tempe Beach Park, showing how honest, organic songcraft can connect with festival crowds in today’s indie music scene. I enjoyed the set, although I wasn’t familiar with the band at all.


Background
Hailing from Los Angeles, California, Fat Evil Children have been active since early 2024, when the four-piece released their self-titled EP. They followed quickly with their debut full-length album, Fat Evil Dogs, Fat Evil Cats, Fat Evil Bears, Fat Evil Rats, earning attention for its melodic indie rock and breezy folk-leaning sound that feels made for summer listening, despite it not being summer.

The band members are:
- Nic Skrabak – vocals and guitar
- Truman Sinclair – guitar
- Sebastian Peters – bass
- Diego Fernandez – drums
Signature songs include “Fooled,” “Running,” and “Taking Your Place.” The group has built a following through West Coast tours and intimate Los Angeles shows, with their Innings Festival appearance marking one of their first major festival slots.


Verified Setlist – Innings Festival 2026 (Right Field Stage)
- Taking Your Place
- I Won’t Change My Mind
- I’m Not Going Down
- Sitting Thinking
- Clean Me
- Fooled
- The Weight
- Running
A Friendly Recommendation
If you enjoy thoughtful indie rock delivered with warmth and sincerity, Fat Evil Children are worth catching at a future show or festival. Their short set at Innings Festival was a nice taste, and left many in the crowd pleasantly surprised by the early-day performance.












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