This Canadian band has been around since 2005 and have a very distinct indie rock sound. From the epic light show that, as a gentleman standing next to me put it “was meant for a much larger show… like a show at the Xcel Center”, to the constant smile on vocalist Dave Monks’ face, last night was truly something special. I know that Tokyo Police Club isn’t a super huge band but, I mean, The Entry? Really? Something about that just felt a bit wrong but oh so special at the same time and that seemed to be the overall theme of their set on Wednesday night. Alina’s opening set was forty minutes long which seemed like the perfect length of time for her to really convince everyone in the sold-out audience that she is worth their attention but it was also clear that the audience would have stood there for much longer just eating up every word without a complaint. The absence of the drums just made everything else about her music shine that much brighter.
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Joined by just two other members on stage, Alina admitted that it was a little weird to not have a full band behind her but I am so thankful that I got this more intimate performance as my intro to her music.
I’ll be honest, her music is almost a bit too calm for me and it’s not something I would listen to on a daily basis but her delivery of those songs will absolutely keep me coming back for me. Her music is so dreamy and subdued but the emotion and energy that she gives off on stage are far from that. Although she is from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, she recently relocated to Minneapolis and, I’m sorry Phillie, but we are claiming her as ours. The beautiful Alina Maira got the night started off right. Yeah, I was beyond excited as I got all checked into the venue and settled in for what was sure to be an amazing night. There it was, right on the wall– Tokyo Police Club at the 7th Street Entry. Tokyo Police Club playing a 200 capacity venue? It just didn’t sound right but, after my hundred and first double-check, I got in my car and made my way downtown to the legendary venue. I mean, don’t get me wrong, I was stoked to be at the 7th Street Entry because it is by far one of my favorite venues in town but it just didn’t feel right. Free.I probably did no less than a hundred double-takes to make sure I was going to the right venue on Wednesday night. Stem Concert Hall, Ogle Cultural and Community Center, 4201 Grant Line Road, New Albany, 3 p.m. United States Air Force Band of Mid-America Concert Band. 80.īrit Floyd: Pink Floyd Immersion World Tour 2017. Headliner’s Music Hall,1836 Lexington Road, 8 p.m. Part of the Lenten Recital and Lunch Series. Part of the Music Without Border Concert Series. Adath Jeshurun Synagogue, 2401 Woodbourne Ave.,7:30 p.m. Works by Wilder, Hertl, Klughardt and Kuhlau. Performing Celtic and international music. New Albany-Floyd County Public Library, 180 W. Shepherdsville Music Barn, 1833 Highway 44 W., Shepherdsville, 8 p.m.
502- 584-7777.Ĭustom Made Bluegrass, Fresh Cut Grass, Gary Brewer & the Kentucky Ramblers.
Grey, Luther Dickinson and Anders Osbourne. 80.Īn Evening with Southern Soul Assembly. “Heroes and Villains.” Music from Superman to Star Wars. Bird Recital Hall, University of Louisville School of Music, First Street and Brandeis Ave., 7 p.m. Part of the Chamber Music Society of Louisville Concert Series. Comstock Concert Hall, University of Louisville School of Music, First Street and Brandeis Ave., 3 p.m.
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