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do not miss Magdalena Bay if they tour anywhere near you. idc if youve seen them before or caught a messier set from when they first started touring. They completely revamped their live set for Imaginal Disk and its absolutely fucking amazing. the crowd had so much energy too
I've seen some tiktoks and very bummed they didn't play KC/Lawrence, hopefully they do a part 2 in the spring. I know a lot of people that just got into them and I'm sure they'd move tickets in the college town.
posting to come back to this, but I have so many good things to say about the BEAT tour
did this very last minute and got what seemed to be the only available floor seat at face (cheaper than the bleeds) and then half my row didn't even show up so I had so much room for activities
it's hard to rank this show with all the big spectacle things I've seen (Pablo tour, aphex twin DFN, Radiohead, Roger waters) but honestly one of the best shows I've ever seen.
a) it sounded fucking incredible. I am not a big care about sound/mix guy but holy shit it was so good. the material is such a big range of tones and everything was so locked in. b) watching Danny Carey play king crimson songs was an absolute dream come true. 5 seconds into the show I just had a massive grin. seemed to be having a lot of fun too. c) Steve Vai might be the best guitarist on the planet. was absolutely stunned by how good he sounded. someone on the threads earlier mentioned wants the point of the play every notes kind of guys and mostly I agree, but wow. the point is that he can play anything that's asked of him and I thought it would sound kind of robotic but he hit all the emotional bits and added his own flair at other points and it was just phenomenal.
Post by Ambassador Of Fun on Sept 22, 2024 13:09:46 GMT -5
The Vampire Weekend show Friday night was just incredible. This was my first time seeing them, and they are without question one of the best live bands out there. Every song was a banger, and their musicianship is undeniable - two drummers, saxophone (including Ezra playing sax on a song), and violin, in addition to the brilliant guitar work. My wife and I brought our 9-year-old with us, and she had a blast, though my ear is still ringing because she rode on my back and screamed for a good chunk of the show. (We eventually had to explain to her this isn't as much of a screaming show as Taylor Swift was.) The encore was silly yet fun, as they took requests for songs that they didn't necessarily know how to play or really know in general. Cults, who I was only passingly familiar with, opened the show, and they were really good, too. Don't miss this tour if it's coming near you.
Upcoming Shows: 10/18 - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit & Iris DeMent @ Ryman Auditorium 11/8 - Goose @ The Andrew J. Brady Center 11/13 - Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros w/ The Wolfpack & The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra @ Cincinnati Music Hall 2/14 - Alan Walker @ The Fillmore Detroit 4/15 - Ben Folds w/ The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra @ Cincinnati Music Hall
Post by thepiratepenguin on Sept 22, 2024 23:14:40 GMT -5
Pulp. Good fucking band. Great to run into joyrider. I still can't decide if I want to be Jarvis Cocker or if I want to be with him. Palladium shows were solid but felt like warm-ups for the Hollywood Forever show, which was one of the best shows I've seen in the cemetery.
posting to come back to this, but I have so many good things to say about the BEAT tour
did this very last minute and got what seemed to be the only available floor seat at face (cheaper than the bleeds) and then half my row didn't even show up so I had so much room for activities
it's hard to rank this show with all the big spectacle things I've seen (Pablo tour, aphex twin DFN, Radiohead, Roger waters) but honestly one of the best shows I've ever seen.
a) it sounded fucking incredible. I am not a big care about sound/mix guy but holy shit it was so good. the material is such a big range of tones and everything was so locked in. b) watching Danny Carey play king crimson songs was an absolute dream come true. 5 seconds into the show I just had a massive grin. seemed to be having a lot of fun too. c) Steve Vai might be the best guitarist on the planet. was absolutely stunned by how good he sounded. someone on the threads earlier mentioned wants the point of the play every notes kind of guys and mostly I agree, but wow. the point is that he can play anything that's asked of him and I thought it would sound kind of robotic but he hit all the emotional bits and added his own flair at other points and it was just phenomenal.
Nice. My buddies who drove over to Houston for that said pretty much the same thing except to tell me, "you done fucked up." I've seen a bunch of clips from the shows they've done so far, and it is pretty badass. Vai playing Fripp on a strat is strange but he gets it done. Thanks for the report.
The Vampire Weekend show Friday night was just incredible. This was my first time seeing them, and they are without question one of the best live bands out there. Every song was a banger, and their musicianship is undeniable - two drummers, saxophone (including Ezra playing sax on a song), and violin, in addition to the brilliant guitar work. My wife and I brought our 9-year-old with us, and she had a blast, though my ear is still ringing because she rode on my back and screamed for a good chunk of the show. (We eventually had to explain to her this isn't as much of a screaming show as Taylor Swift was.) The encore was silly yet fun, as they took requests for songs that they didn't necessarily know how to play or really know in general. Cults, who I was only passingly familiar with, opened the show, and they were really good, too. Don't miss this tour if it's coming near you.
Post by Dave Maynar on Sept 23, 2024 8:53:10 GMT -5
Amenra was great last night. Things hit another level though when Caro from Oathbreaker came out to do the end of De Evenmens though. Such an awesome surprise.
PS she's doing it on every show this tour. I just didn't know it was happening.
Post by RyDolla$ign on Sept 24, 2024 14:01:22 GMT -5
The Babies were great last night in their 2nd show of their little reunion run. First time playing Brooklyn since 2013 and you couldn't tell. Kevin and Cassie gel together well and do a good job of sharing the spotlight. And they both shred. Would love for them to make a new album.