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Brian Fallon Is Just Getting Comfortable

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  1. Melody Bot

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    Lauren O’Neill, writing at Noisey, sits down with Brian Fallon:


    He was conscious, he seems keen to say, of the expectation that weighs on an artist making their second album: “When you do a second record, you have to sort of firm up what you’re gonna do. You’ve gotta be like, ‘Am I doing this kind of music? Or am I doing this kind of music?’” He explains further: “The first record that people do, you get a little leeway. You get like, ‘Oh! He tried some weird stuff, that’s cool.’ But then with the next one they’ve expected you to figure it out.”

     
  2. Furman

    Newbie

    Seeing him tonight in ATL!! Can’t wait. Love both albums!
     
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  3. Honeymagnolia

    Regular Supporter

    Awesome interview. Interesting to hear he spends a lot of time in England. Until this album I never actually knew he had a kid.
     
  4. Iamhollywood315

    Regular

    Can't wait to see him in Austin Friday. Haven't been able to see any incarnations of him or his projects since i've moved here.
     
  5. DearCory

    Regular

    Saw him last night... an excellent show (duh) and he is charming as ever
     
  6. RobJGolde

    Wrecked 'em? Damn near killed 'em!

    Excited to see him in Philly next month, as well as the openers on this tour. He always brings quality acts on the road with him. I saw him 3 times in 2016- First time I saw him, he brought Cory Branan then a couple months later he brought Austin Plaine and Jared Hart also did a solo set too, then in August that year he headlined a block party in Lancaster, Pa where Good Old War and The Districts opened for him.
     
  7. Stevie

    Regular

    Guy can do no wrong.. I think if I was pushed I prefer Painkillers but Sleepwalkers is so great too. I prefer the Americana sound to the 60's Brit Pop sound but he's just proving how much of a great songwriter he is by continuing to grow.