Monday the 21st:
Mexican UFO at The ReBar
Wednesday the 23nd:
The Color Bars at The Tractor
Thursday the 24th:
The Greatest Hits at The Funhouse
Friday the 25th:
The Minus 5/The Dimes at The Doug Fir Lounge (Portland)
Saturday the 26th:
Danielli at The Skylark
The Heavy Hearts/The Cute Lepers at High Dive
Showing posts with label The Heavy Hearts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Heavy Hearts. Show all posts
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Sunday, April 06, 2008
Recommended shows for the week of 4/6/08
Sunday the 6th:
The Quit at the Sunset Tavern
Monday the 7th:
Dateless at Chop Suey
Thursday the 10th:
Steve Pearson at Finaghty's Irish Pub (Snoqualmie)
Friday the 11th:
Ms. Led/The Earaches at King Cobra
Saturday the 12th:
The Heavy Hearts on Audioasis, Live on KEXP
Doll Test at Rendezvous
Thee Sgt. Major III at Wildrose
Let me know if I’ve missed something.
The Quit at the Sunset Tavern
Monday the 7th:
Dateless at Chop Suey
Thursday the 10th:
Steve Pearson at Finaghty's Irish Pub (Snoqualmie)
Friday the 11th:
Ms. Led/The Earaches at King Cobra
Saturday the 12th:
The Heavy Hearts on Audioasis, Live on KEXP
Doll Test at Rendezvous
Thee Sgt. Major III at Wildrose
Let me know if I’ve missed something.
Sunday, March 25, 2007
Heavy Hearts, Purrs, Shake Some Action photos
I was down at the Sunset Tavern Saturday night, playing a show with Shake Some Action. It was a good time, with a great turn out. Here are some photos and thoughts:
The Heavy Hearts have a lot of amplification. There were 16 guitar/bass amp speakers on stage during their performance (8 bass, 8 guitar). And the drummer uses a converted floor tom as a snare. They're are the monster truck rally of rock and roll -- big and loud and in your face. They're ultimately not my cup of tea, but good at what they do.
The Heavy Hearts - Denise
The Purrs came on next. The guys told me they're currently recording their new record and that it's going well. They busted out quite a few new tunes during their set. They've got this mid-tempo swirl that is mildly psychedelic while still song-oriented. James from SSA suggested the Verve as a reference point, and I can get behind that.
The Purrs - Jason
The Purrs - Craig
Shake Some Action! ended the night, with a pleasantly surprising (at least to us) earlier than advertised start time. We were sure we wouldn't hit the stage until 12:30am or so. Turns out, we were on by 11:50. Hurrah for timliness! ... That's not a very rock-n-roll thing to say, is it?
Of course I was on stage during the SSA! set, but I did snap a photo of James hanging out with Imaginary Dana backstage.
Dana and James
The Heavy Hearts have a lot of amplification. There were 16 guitar/bass amp speakers on stage during their performance (8 bass, 8 guitar). And the drummer uses a converted floor tom as a snare. They're are the monster truck rally of rock and roll -- big and loud and in your face. They're ultimately not my cup of tea, but good at what they do.
The Heavy Hearts - Denise
The Purrs came on next. The guys told me they're currently recording their new record and that it's going well. They busted out quite a few new tunes during their set. They've got this mid-tempo swirl that is mildly psychedelic while still song-oriented. James from SSA suggested the Verve as a reference point, and I can get behind that.
The Purrs - Jason
The Purrs - Craig
Shake Some Action! ended the night, with a pleasantly surprising (at least to us) earlier than advertised start time. We were sure we wouldn't hit the stage until 12:30am or so. Turns out, we were on by 11:50. Hurrah for timliness! ... That's not a very rock-n-roll thing to say, is it?
Of course I was on stage during the SSA! set, but I did snap a photo of James hanging out with Imaginary Dana backstage.
Dana and James
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