Review:: Coin EP | Coin
For Fans of: New Politics, Walk the Moon, Bleachers
It doesn’t always take much to leave a large impact.
Individual lines within entire books can change the course of the story.
A single play at the end of an entire season can solidify a championship.
Or, in this case, three tiny pop songs can kickstart a band’s career.
(Hint: this has nothing to do with sports or storybooks.)
Before their debut full-length is released this June (sharing a label with Foster the People and Peter Bjorn and John), Nashville four-piece COIN tease their listeners with a three-song EP that is bound to draw a crowd.
Cage The Elephant Fall Arena Tour
Cage The Elephant hit the road earlier this month on a nationwide arena tour with The Black Keys. The Kentucky rock band has had a huge summer playing almost every major US festival including Coachella, Bonnaroo, Firefly and Lollapalooza, always coming out the other side as one of the must-see acts at the festival - and the band is definitely a must-see act this fall as well!
Below you can find the remaining dates of the tour!
Show Review:: Walk The Moon 9/20
Walk the Moon returned to Boston, MA for the first time in two years on Friday, September 20th. Fans stood in line at the House of Blues with their faces painted, waiting for the doors to open. Painted faces is now a trademark of the band since the release of their video “Anna Sun”.
The show started off with a bang as Magic Man, a synth rock band from Boston, opened the show. They performed songs from their recently released EP titled, You Are Here. “Texas,” “Every Day,” and “Paris” were a few of the fun and upbeat songs they performed. Alex, the lead singer, was energetic as he jumped and danced on stage during the entire set. The band expressed how happy they were to be home, even though it was just for the night. Magic Man were the perfect band to open for Walk the Moon because they had a similar sound to them along with a lively performance.
Once Walk the Moon came on stage, there was a different feeling in the room. Fans moved closer to the stage, eager for their set to begin.
