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Even after producing 2010s mainstays such as “Breezeblocks,” alt-J has proven its ability to adapt to the alternative scene’s ever-shifting ecosystem.
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Stormy lighting and effervescent raindrops lit up the back screen as Said the Sky began his set to thunderous cheers and whoops.
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The band’s guitars build and take off; altogether, they carry a show that might run too long, but lends itself to laid-back rockers ready to play the night away.
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Polo & Pan is all about transporting listeners — onto beaches, into Paris, back to the past and into the future. Their sound is an amalgamation of sounds from around the world, fettered with and distorted until it transforms into World music electronica.
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The DJ’s set Nov. 28 at San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium drew yet another large, rave-ready crowd eager to dance the night away.
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People sacrificed their sanity and more sanitary conditions for the pounding, pixelated sensory overload that was a Zedd show and rejoiced in the intricate art of forgetting for a night.
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Here are four reasons why Berkeley is WAY better than Palo Alto. There are way more than just four, but we didn’t have time to write an endless article.
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As the crowd got lost in the ivory notes, it was awe-inspiring to watch Tyler directing the crowd into the lyrics without having to say a word.
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The audience was left with a sense of renewal and exuberance; with his overwhelming joy and energy, .Paak made all stress and tension melt away.
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While DeMarco’s musical performance had barely any flaws, the crowd for this concert was more out of place than the looks of the cartoonish pickle.
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