My friends and I set out to see as many bands as possible this year. I should have been writing all along, but I'll try to flash back over the shows I've seen and fill you in on the ones to come. ...and maybe you'll find a band you like here :)
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Living On Love
I didn't expect to really like Family of the Year the opening band for Milo Greene. I had listened to them a little bit on Spotify before the show, but they ended up sounding awesome live. The same thing happened to me with Delta Spirit, who ended up being AMAZING live. Family of the Year had a similar sound to Milo Greene indie-rock and I think they also have 4
dudes and one chick. The drummer and frontman were brothers from Boston originally so that was awesome. We met and talked to the female vocalist, Christina, she was super cool and laid back... I think she said she was from Orange
County. I say check em out, their first album Songbook, is a little more psych-rock, this a video of their last song of the night:
Onto Milo... I scored a sweet poster from the Middle East, but since I was too chicken to ask, Liz asked all the band members for their signatures. Im glad she did because I ended up meeting and getting to talk to most of the band. I was was pretty tipsy and I'm sure babbling because I was so nervous to meet them! Marlana is the female vocalist and super sweet. We talked to her for awhile and she shared that she was exhausted. I never would have been able to tell by the performance she had just put on. I guess they were on their way to NH and then Montreal by van. They had just come from NY where they had to stay up for 36 hours straight to play on Letterman. Crazy lifestyle. I made sure to tell the whole band I would see them in Philly, I was so proud of myself, lol. I'm back in Philly and going to to see The Givers tonight. I'll post about the show later this week.
Onto Milo... I scored a sweet poster from the Middle East, but since I was too chicken to ask, Liz asked all the band members for their signatures. Im glad she did because I ended up meeting and getting to talk to most of the band. I was was pretty tipsy and I'm sure babbling because I was so nervous to meet them! Marlana is the female vocalist and super sweet. We talked to her for awhile and she shared that she was exhausted. I never would have been able to tell by the performance she had just put on. I guess they were on their way to NH and then Montreal by van. They had just come from NY where they had to stay up for 36 hours straight to play on Letterman. Crazy lifestyle. I made sure to tell the whole band I would see them in Philly, I was so proud of myself, lol. I'm back in Philly and going to to see The Givers tonight. I'll post about the show later this week.
| Sweet Poster |
| I got the set list... such a groupie |
| Liz |
Saturday, July 28, 2012
ps
You can listen to Milo Greene, just click on music. Their playing in Philly @ Johnny Brendas Oct 26 for $12: Tickets
Milo Greene!
Back to my home, Beantown tonight with one of my oldest
friends, Liz for a Milo Greene
concert. It’s been years since
I’ve seen a show in Boston, when I lived here my passion for music had yet to
fully develop. Milo Greene is
playing at a The Middle East in Cambridge and they surprisingly sold out! Im excited to check out a new venue. This is Milo Greene’s first tour and
their first album just came out last week. I heard about them through a friend, Justin, who had seen them open
for The Civil Wars in Philly last year. He gave me their EP and I fell in love with them
immediately. I was able to see them when I was at South by Southwest in Austin
this March at a bar in the middle of the day, but it was almost impossible to hear
because another band was playing right next door. I’m hoping they are as good live as they are on record. I’ll let you know tomorrow how the show
is!
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