Upcoming/Recent Shows

[My Neighbor Brotoro]

Saw Mitski twice and the crowd was surprisingly tolerable (except for the cell phones recording everything, lmao). But seriously, catch this tour if you can:

I also saw Dirty Projectors play a small acoustic show as a warmup for a bigger show with the LA Philharmonic:

 

[tvham]

Samantha Fish w Jesse Dayton - The Truman, Kansas City

My first time in KC and my girlfriend insisted on taking me to see a local girl done good. Samantha Fish was amazing, loved her guitar skills and sultry voice.

 

[ShawnST]

Just got 10th row for PJ Harvey in Montreal.
I was in the queue for the Boston show and noticed the next date was a weekend show in Montreal at a fully seated venue instead of a GA club on a Wednesday in Boston. No brainer! Hope the currency exchange stays that favorable!

 

[tvham]

Just got 10th row for PJ Harvey in Montreal.
I was in the queue for the Boston show and noticed the next date was a weekend show in Montreal at a fully seated venue instead of a GA club on a Wednesday in Boston. No brainer! Hope the currency exchange stays that favorable!

That's some smart concert math!

 

[ShawnST]

That's some smart concert math!

Any time I can avoid a show in Boston it's a sweet deal.

 

[imtheocean]

Black Belt Eagle Scout / Sleater-Kinney ~ Observatory North Park, San Diego

Tour kickoff for SK's Little Rope tour. Black Belt Eagle Scout was new to me, really enjoyed their show and picked up an album from them afterwards. Definite threads of PNW indie rock history with their sound.

3rd time seeing SK and thought the show was really energetic and a strong mix of songs from throughout the years. The new songs sounded great, with Hell being an excellent opener.

Sleater‐Kinney Setlist at The Observatory North Park, San Diego

Get the Sleater‐Kinney Setlist of the concert at The Observatory North Park, San Diego, CA, USA on February 28, 2024 from the Little Rope Tour and other Sleater‐Kinney Setlists for free on setlist.fm!

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Black Belt Eagle Scout



Sleater-Kinney

 

[I’m Just Ken]

In the almost 30 years, this is the closest I’ve ever been. Dave Matthews Band. Show #30

 

[threesunrises]

Our seats last night at Sphere for U2

Absolutely brilliant show, so happy we were able to make it, and Dramamine worked wonders. In GA tonight.

 

[tvham]

Our seats last night at Sphere for U2

Absolutely brilliant show, so happy we were able to make it, and Dramamine worked wonders. In GA tonight.

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Amazing seats! I'm so glad you were able to go.

 

[threesunrises]

So thankful that we decided to see U2 in Vegas. GA tonight, surrounded by friends I’ve met over the past few decades. My words will never adequately express how amazing this was.

 

[My Neighbor Brotoro]

Bleachers have a new album out. Saw them perform at a smallish venue the other night:

 

[djdavedk]

Saw Mclusky last night.

Fuck this band.

 

[Djxfactor511]

First evening out since the new baby arrived for a taping of a local NE Ohio band, Easton Union.

Was great to be back!

 

[cul8er]

ADULT.
They were great, and were nice enough to sign a record after the show.



They opened for My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult

 

[threesunrises]

Glen Hansard at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park last night. Wish I’d brought my camera. We had a great spot, elevated above the floor, so I had a clear view. Capacity is about 800, and it was jammed.

 

[Jeff Lerner]

Wasn't sure where else to post this so here goes...

I just saw the lineup for Pickathon and it's right up my alley. I have been thinking about planning a trip to a festival to this summer with the wife while the kids are away at camp. The wife (mostly) likes the same music as me, but she is not as much of a concertgoer or festivalgoer as I am, so I would really have to sell this in order to convince her to get on a plane and fly cross country for a multi-day music festival.

My question is, broadly, what is Pickathon like? Is it well-run? Is it "manageable" (i.e. not a crowded sprawling mass of people)? What about logistics, is it easy to get to from the airport? How is the camping?

Any and all advice is welcome, including other festivals I should consider. Feel free to shoot me a DM so as not to hijack this thread. Thanks in advance.

 

[imtheocean]

Wasn't sure where else to post this so here goes...

I just saw the lineup for Pickathon and it's right up my alley. I have been thinking about planning a trip to a festival to this summer with the wife while the kids are away at camp. The wife (mostly) likes the same music as me, but she is not as much of a concertgoer or festivalgoer as I am, so I would really have to sell this in order to convince her to get on a plane and fly cross country for a multi-day music festival.

My question is, broadly, what is Pickathon like? Is it well-run? Is it "manageable" (i.e. not a crowded sprawling mass of people)? What about logistics, is it easy to get to from the airport? How is the camping?

Any and all advice is welcome, including other festivals I should consider. Feel free to shoot me a DM so as not to hijack this thread. Thanks in advance.

It would be worth asking the question over on the Music Festival thread - a few of the folks there have been to Pickathon.

 

[hatfieldpdx]

Ventured out last night to catch Lael Neale on her first ever show in Portland. I've really enjoyed both of her albums and the live show was great. Talked with her after the show about the challenge of releasing an album in 2020. That said, it's great that so many emerging artists are finally able to build some momentum.

 

[cul8er]

The Bright Light Social Hour




Ted Tyro is a local Louisville band and opened the show.


MoLowda closed the show.


All of them were great. I went to see Bright Light Social Hour, and was really impressed with Ted Tyro. I didn't know anything about MoLowda, they were good and have some good fans singing along with them, so it was fun.

 

[djdavedk]

Gary Numan & Ministry in Bethlehem PA.
Missed Front Line Assembly.