Let’s be real here, we’ve all been dying for Justin Timberlake to get back in the studio and onto the stage for years now (six to be exact). Well folks, our dreams are FINALLY coming true. The first leg of JT’s 20/20 tour started off at the Hollywood Palladium for an after-Grammy performance to a very enthusiastic sold out crowd.
Friday night’s Tegan and Sara show at Club Nokia has got to be one for the books. Not only did the Quins perform all of Heartthrob, but they added more than a handful of old favorites as well, creating the most perfectly blended setlist my ears ever did hear.
There is absolutely no better way to celebrate the end of midterms week with a kick ass concert at your favorite venue. I’m talking The Temper Trap at Roseland Ballroom on Friday.
There have only been a few select voices that have given me shivers up, down, and around my spine. Voices so strong and so good that they’re on the verge of superhuman powers. Alabama Shakes’ lead singer, Brittany Howard, sure as hell has one superhuman larynx.
As if one three day weekend of epic music madness wasn’t enough, I signed up to catch Spector and Housse de Racket at Rickshaw Stop last night for some weekday fun…
Dressed in a black unitard with chiffon wings, dancing barefoot around the entire stage, with her burning red hair, I swear, Florence is the goddess of music…
Girl Talk definitely knows how to party, more than anyone else at Coachella, I swear. Balloons, balls, confetti, oddly shaped inflatable things, and nonstop dancing, onstage and off…like nonstop, amazing…
Miike Snow! So good in person. Holy awesomeness. A few times I had to ask if they were in fact singing live – they were so on point. Especially when Lykke Li made a surprise guest appearance during Black Tin Box..
I’ve always said I’d rather see Bon Iver in a more intimate setting, small stage, small crowd, etc. However, thanks to Coachella, I know realize that his voice was made for music festivals…