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You might also have a festival or two booked for the summer, and for many of you, it may be your very first one. Well, let me tell you that festivals aren’t always what they seem on social media as here are some things no one tells you about music festivals.
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As restrictions on large gatherings ease up in response to widespread vaccination, and the possibility of live music’s return becomes more and more feasible, Coldplay’s decision brings up a necessary conversation about the ethics of touring.
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Musicians from all walks of life, if you want to give your fans a taste of the past and express your love through music, gift them with a live album.
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What I love most about concerts is, I never feel alone.
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We at the Clog have a few suggestions of Berkeley’s best spots for live music, according to reputation and music selections.
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When dancers in LED cone hats or leafy crowns or duck-billed caps were dancing vigorously at center stage, attention was siphoned off from the sound of the music to admire the novelty of this animated eye candy.
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in a light, breezy sort of way, Bleachers’ set was one of the most purely enjoyable of the day, a chance to let loose and truly have a little fun before the festival closed its gates.
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Belle and Sebastian — named after a heartwarming French children’s novel entitled Belle et Sébastien — opened its set with “I’m a Cuckoo” off the 2004 album Dear Catastrophe Waitress, setting the casually kooky tone for their set at Sutro stage Friday afternoon. Formed in 1996, the Scottish Europop band
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Taccone brought a vivacious energy to his performance, in particular with his groovy dancing, which was perfectly in sync with his band’s easygoing style.
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He had a comment for practically every single song. That is, every one except “Riptide” — nobody needed an introduction to that one.
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