I should check this out. They were pretty cool when I saw them with the 1975 earlier this year. Plus Matty and George have produced their stuff. Can only imagine it's good
Made the BBC Sound of 2017 list (previous winners Adele, Years & Years, Ellie Goulding, Haim etc.): Anderson .Paak Cabbage Dave Declan McKenna Jorja Smith Maggie Rogers Nadia Rose Rag ‘n’ Bone Man Ray BLK RAYE Stefflon Don The Amazons The Japanese House Tom Grennan
I have to sell my ticket for the show on Wednesday in LA. Its sold out so if anyone was thinking of going hit me up!
Chicago tonight was wonderful. Definitely a different energy, but the crowd felt similar in like...positive atmosphere to the PVRIS show last year. The three of them are also cute af on stage together.
Just discovered her stuff, maybe I'll have to trek to the triple rock also Edit: Triple Rock sold out. Good for her, bad for me!
Fuck, what a show. I immediately wanted to re-experience the whole show again once it finished; just such a fun, chill vibe throughout, and Amber seemed to really enjoy herself up there, amazed at the size of the crowd. I think she's ready for First Ave main room next time she comes through town, which I feel like will probably happen later this year. Picked up the tour poster, which looks pretty awesome imo
And they played The Blue Nile before she came on, one of the best albums to ever come out of the 80's
Saw her last night. Great show and she was really cordial with the audience. Only thing that I didn't like was the opener, who was your typical white person dark trap-pop.
Oh yeah, Blaise Moore; I had no idea who she was before the concert, and yeah she does kinda the latest thing in music right now. BANKS kinda started it, Dua Lipa doing the same thing, and now another artist. I didn't mind it, the music itself, but nothing new or groundbreaking. Didn't hit any high registers until one of the last songs in her set. Has the looks though to go far, so I'm sure we'll be hearing more of her in the future