who are you seeing?

[maz91379]

Saw st Vincent on Thursday and mrs clark and co put on a really tight and good show .

[le lambin]

I saw King Gizzard with a full orchestra in CO Springs earlier this month. Their new album is good and all but seeing Dragon with an orchestra backing was sick as fuck. It's easy to hate on the Grateful Dead-esque fan base but I had so much fun and everyone was very pleasant to be around. Definitely going again next time they come around.

Otherwise CO Modular Society has some dungeon synth shows coming up? Excited.

[dubkitty]

speaking as an old Dead fan, the Gizzard people are less awful. apparently the nitrous vendors can’t sell that shit at Gizz shows, which puts them one up. i don’t care for the music, though.

[dubkitty]

just added Miki Berenyi Trio 10/8 in DC.

[casecandy]

No way! It's casecandy!

Lankum are awesome.

Hiii

[dubkitty]

i'm hardly seeing anything so far this year. i've only had 6 shows lined up, and that includes one from January. i've never seen a year this bad since COVID.

[casecandy]

Seeing Dashboard Confessional (opening for Goo Goo Dolls, but for me, DC is the draw here) next weekend

Have always wanted to but it never lined up

I think in the very early 2000s he/they were one of the most unique live acts on the planet due to the near-religious level of audience participation, and that's probably not hitting now that the main audience demo is 40+, but hey, I'll take 'em washed over not at all, because I do not possess a time machine

[dubkitty]

i have Sunn O))) next Saturday in Philly and They Are Gutting A Body Of Water in Richmond next Thursday for only $16(!). then there’s a shoegaze thing in Brooklyn with Nothing, Chapterhouse, and Hum in May, the Mekons in Baltimore in June, and Sugar in October. so the shows i have are good, but there’s fewer artists i care about touring this year.

[sutarappa]

Saw st Vincent on Thursday and mrs clark and co put on a really tight and good show .