This band is such a fun treat live, this was the third time I have seen them. Each tour in support of their albums, Never Trust a Happy Song, Spreading Rumors, and now Big Mess has been a gathering of dancing, energy, and trippy colors rolling everywhere. They are a casual group of performers that... Continue Reading →
On October 28th, British folk-punk extraordinaires Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls invaded House of Blues Dallas. Though technically touring for his 6th studio album, “Positive Songs for Negative People” released in August, he played songs that spanned his entire catalog. I was slightly disappointed by the turn out of the crowd, but Frank obviously... Continue Reading →
On Sunday, June 1st, Neon Trees brought their Pop Psychology tour to the House of Blues Dallas. Fresh off the release of their newest album, Pop Psychology, Neon Trees started the night with a teasing build of their opening song behind a white curtain. As the curtain fell lead singer Tyler Glenn held nothing back.... Continue Reading →
On Monday, November 19th, Matisyahu played the House of Blues Dallas. Back in 2005, I saw Matisyahu play a show with The Flaming Lips. While it was an extremely odd pairing, it was still a great show. Back then, I had picked up a copy of Live at Stubbs and was really intrigued by the... Continue Reading →
On Saturday, October 20th, House of Blues Dallas hosted Awolnation and Imagine Dragons to a sweaty, jam packed house full of very enthusiastic fans. Now I have to admit, I was there mainly to see newcomer Imagine Dragons. I have had their new album, Night Visions, on repeat since its release. Their eight song set I... Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, October 16th at the House of Blues Dallas, I witnessed my third Sleigh Bells concert. Once again, they did not disappoint. The first two times I saw them was at the Granada in Dallas, and I have to say I did enjoy the intimate setting a bit better there, but truthfully no matter... Continue Reading →
At the House of Blues Dallas on Saturday Oct 13th, Grouplove performed to a sold out crowd, and I was fortunate enough to have a front row view. This breakout band had a homey stage setup that consisted of a red velvet backdrop, tons of glass spheres, random table lamps, and a great synchronized light... Continue Reading →
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