Episode Details

We sit down with Amy Miller to hear how Standard Deluxe in Waverly grows from a screen-printing shop into a Southern cultural hub and a beloved stop on the touring circuit. We dig into the 25th anniversary Old 280 Boogie lineup and why the grounds feel like a place where visual art and live music naturally meet. 

• celebrating 35 years of Standard Deluxe in rural Waverly, Alabama 
• Scott Peek’s approach to preserving and repurposing old buildings into artistic grounds 
• the silkscreen print shop as the roots of the business and a global client engine 
• how DIY pop-up shows evolve into a proper music venue 
• two stages and two listening experiences, from the little house room to the outdoor yard 
• Old 280 Boogie April 18–19 and what makes the 25th anniversary special 
• lineup highlights 
• what Amy wishes more people knew, that Standard Deluxe is where visual art and music unite 
• how to keep up with shows, events, and open hours via the website and social 

standarddeluxe.com