Just one day after catching Turn It Around at the Warped Tour on their home turf in San Diego, I was back in Vegas to see the band play a cozier setting - a house show with a mix of local and national bands. ...
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Author Archives : Margaret Schmitt
I was back at Eagle Hall late last month for Coastal Skyway’s 'Last Flight Home' EP release show, and I wasn’t alone. ...
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I found myself back at the Eagle Aerie Hall last week to catch Hotel Books return to Vegas with Hearts Like Lions and a slew of locals. Or maybe I should say “return to Henderson,” as the all-ages spot is located outside the city limits. ...
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Jul 15, 2016
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Tagged Foreign Sons, groomlake, Hearts Like Lions, Hotel Books, The Undefined, twin cities
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Be Like Max kicked off their latest U.S. trek with a hometown show at 11th Street Records earlier this month, making this hybrid record shop/recording studio/venue host to an insanely strong lineup of ska. ...
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Jul 12, 2016
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Tagged be like max, Day Labor, Noise Complaint, The CG's, The Holophonics
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Summer of Ska returned for its third year in Vegas, this time taking place at The Warehouse. And with the lineup including bands such as Be Like Max, The CGs, Bitch’n’Dudes, Bombflower and Light ‘Em Up, I went in with a combination of feeling stoked for the tunes and confused on how they’d be able to pack this many bands into such a small space. ...
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Finally it was time for locals Shallow Like Me and boy, I was not ready for this band. ...
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Jun 17, 2016
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Tagged Abandoned By Bears, for the win, guts, Settle Your Scores, shallow like me
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Closing out the night was Twin Cities and I’m not lying when I say I haven’t been able to get their song "Youngstown" out of my head since first hearing it. ...
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Finally it was time for The Slackers. The lights dimmed and the crowd got quiet, anticipation for the PRB veterans at its peak. Drummer Luis "Zulu" Zuluaga was the first one on stage, followed slowly by the rest of the band as the crowd began to cheer. ...
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