Indie Pop
Kate Nash live at the Theatre of Living Arts
Last Thursday, Kate Nash brought a rock party to the TLA in Philadelphia. Supporting new release “Yesterday was Forever,” she was tremendous as was phenomenal opener Miya Folick.
Matt and Kim With Tokyo Police Club at the Electric Factory
Last Sunday at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia there were smiles galore as the pure pop fun of Matt and Kim ruled the night. Tokyo Police Club opened.
Varsity Release Their Debut Album Parallel Person
Varsity’s tracks are breezy in sound, fully sun-soaked and best served by the water.
See Tancred at Boot & Saddle
Opening the Wednesday night show with the entirety of the forthcoming album “Nightstand,” Tancred wowed the devoted Boot & Saddle following with the sounds of new, followed by a raucous set of old. Jess Abbott and her tight band followed up a strong opening set of new songs from Augusta Koch of Cayetana.
Alvvays with The Drums at The Catalyst Club
Candian indie-pop band Alvvays played the Catalyst Club in Santa Cruz, CA on April 11th, in support of their much-lauded second record Antisocialites. New York band The Drums played a stellar opening set in support.
See Kate Nash and Miya Folick play The Fillmore
English singer/songwriter Kate Nash played the Fillmore in San Francisco on April 9th, in support of her fourth record, the recently-released Yesterday Was Forever. Los Angeles-based singer Miya Folick opened.
VÉRITÉ at Irving Plaza
VÉRITÉ may have been an opening for Eden on this tour but the placed was packed out. She powered through songs and had people in tear with her cover of The 1975’s Somebody Else.
Llovers with their latest release “A Second With You”
Stream “A Second With You” on every platform now.
Caroline Rose and Hurry at Main Street Music
Playing an in-store at Main Street Music last Thursday, Caroline Rose and her band delivered a stupendous stripped down acoustic set to a packed store. Philadelphia-based indie-rockers Hurry followed with a brilliant set of their own.
Mirah and Secret Drum Band at Johnny Brenda’s
The glorious sounds of Mirah graced Johnny Brenda’s stage last Wednesday. With a diverse setlist that included a new song (“Energy”) and comments about an upcoming album, it was a great performance of the past and future. Secret Drum Band brought four drummers and a guitar player to weave some stunning environmental-themed percussive sounds to open the night.
See the duo Sylvan Esso at The Tabernacle
One of indie pop’s most popular acts for several years, the wife and husband duo Sylvan Esso found magic in the energy of a sold-out room in Atlanta.
Spoon live at Buckhead Theatre
Phoebe Bridgers, Night 1 at Music Hall of Williamsburg
Sold out Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg. So she added another. And that sold out, too.
VARSITY puts out the new single “Must Be Nice”
Thier New Record Parallel Person Will Release April 27th
Børns plays Brooklyn Steel
Fans in the front row delighted Børns with flowers.
