MATT AND KIM played Syracuse, NY w/ OBERHOFER 10/4/12
Brooklyn hipster rock duo MATT AND KIM played an outstanding sold out show on 10/4 in Syracuse, NY! The indie darlings, currently promoting their new release, Lightning, mixed their super friendly, light hearted songs with a full-on dose of amp-induced dance party… It was really, really fun!
Vehement Serenade Winter Tour Dates!
From bassist Mike Couls himself… Check them out when they hit your town. Crushing!
Nov 28
W/ BACKTRACK + special guest
@ West End 2153
2153 West Ave
Ashtabula, OH
Doors 6pm, $8adv or $10
Nov 29
W/ BACKTRACK + special guest
@ North Corning Firehall
3344 Baker Street Extension
Corning, NY
Doors 6pm, $10
Nov 30
W/ BACKTRACK + special guest
@ The Flying Squirrel
285 Clarissa street
Rochester, NY
Doors 6pm, $10
Dec 1
W/ STRIFE -(record release show)
Down to Nothing, Suburban Scum, Dead End Path, Rude Awaking, Soul Search, Progress
@ the Barbary
951 Frankford Ave,
Philadelphia, PA. 19125
Doors 4pm
Dec 2
W/ STOUT
@ Charm City Art Space
1731 Maryland Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21215
6pm Doors, $10
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Show Review for @PAPADOSIO and @DOPAPOD 9/26/12 – Syracuse, NY
It was a solid Wednesday night for music in Syracuse on September 26th, as Papadosio and Dopapod brought their electro-jam-fusion through our humble city for some mid-week raging! Maybe I’m just getting old (I am), but the crowds these days are getting younger and younger. You’d have thought Minor Threat was headlining with the amount of X’d up hands I saw in the audience, most running to the bathroom to frantically scrub off any excess sharpie ink in an attempt to try and pass as legal. Kids these days. But enough with the editorializing and on to the review. Read More…
Show Review for NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE 10/5/12 Syracuse, NY by Stephanie
It’s tough to feel an up-close and personal connection with a band whose glory days passed decades before you were a glimmer of your parent’s imagination. If you’re lucky enough, maybe mom and dad passed down their vinyl, and took you back in time to an era of trailblazers and musical pioneers. In my case, New Riders of the Purple Sage was one of those bands that seemed like they could only exist on a record, or possibly even a fairytale, but certainly not real life. I was a 6-year old girl singing “Panama Red,” thinking it was a song about a guy on a horse. I surely never thought that one day, 27 years later, I’d be buying tickets to a show right down the street. Read More…
