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Interpol Setlist
Interpol/Hundred Waters Tour Dates
11/15/14 Milwaukee, WI Pabst Theater*
11/17/14 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall* 11/18/14 Toronto, ON Kool Haus* 11/20/14 Montreal, QC Metropolis* 11/21/14 Boston, MA House Of Blues* 11/22/14 Philadelphia, PA Union Transfer* 11/24/14 New York, NY Terminal 5* 11/25/14 New York, NY Terminal 5* 11/26/14 New York, NY Terminal 5* 11/29/14 Washington, DC 9:30 Club* 11/30/14 Washington, DC 9:30 Club* 12/01/14 Philadelphia, PA Union Transfer* Read More
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New York's Interpol is currently on a very successful US tour in support of their latest album El Pintor (Matador Records).
Florida's Hundred Waters started the show. Singer Nicole Miglis confessed that she was a massive Interpol fan, having seen them live ten years ago in the front roll... now she's sharing the stage with them and she couldn't be any happier.
The thing about Hundred Waters is that their music is blending of electronic and traditional organic sound, produced live by Nicole Miglis (vocals, keys), Paul Giese (electronics, guitars), Zach Tetreault (drums, percussion, trumpets), and Trayer Tryon (electronics, guitars, production). Miglis' lyrics are deeply personal and emotional, sometime you think she's too shy and awkward to perform live... except, of course, Miglis is pretty happy as she's seen dancing and taking off her jacket for "Xtalk".
The majority of their set was from their latest The Moon Rang Like a Bell (OWSLA) album, including "Show Me Love", "Murmurs", "Cavity", "Out Alee", "Chambers (Passing Train)", "Down From the Rafters" (one of the mic didn't work for this song), "[Animal]".
If there is one thing to know about Interpol, it's that the band is always nicely dressed up for their show. Since the New York band came on the music scene with their critically acclaimed 2002 album Turn on the Bright Lights, the band's been widely accepted as a top act on NME and Pitchfork's list. They eventually signed to major label Capitol Records, but since 2009, the band is back with Matador Records... a move possibly for creative control and direction.
After the band's appearance at Reading and Leeds in 2011, Interpol decided to take a long break. Now back with a fifth studio album El Pintor (an anagram for Interpol) for 2014, the band seem rejuvenated and excited to be back performing.
Singer Paul Banks addressed Dengler's departure, as well as the new tour and returning back to the music scene, in the latest issue of Time Out (featuring the band on the cover).
As expected with a tour for a new album, about half the set were devoted to El Pintor ("My Blue Supreme", "Anywhere", "My Desire", "Everything Is Wrong", "Breaker 1", "All The Rage Back Home"), with the majority of the rest of the set for their beloved debut Turn on the Bright Lights ("Say Hello to the Angels", "Untitled", "PDA", "NYC", "Stella Was a Diver and She Was Always Down").
The stage setup had the band playing with a movie projection, custom-made to sync with their live set. However, the first few songs, only the image of their El Pintor album was used, making sure we all knew what the new album looked like.
Banks had little to say between their songs, but when he did talk, it's usually to compliment the audience for their big cheers, "You guys are f***ing awesome."
Despite being absent from the music scene in three years, with the strong audience attendee response... it felt like Interpol never really left. Look for both Hundred Waters and Interpol on this sold out US tour, ending at Union Transfer in Philadelphia, on December 1st.
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Hundred Waters
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Hundred Waters' Nicole Miglis
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The majority of their set was from their latest The Moon Rang Like a Bell (OWSLA) album, including "Show Me Love", "Murmurs", "Cavity", "Out Alee", "Chambers (Passing Train)", "Down From the Rafters" (one of the mic didn't work for this song), "[Animal]".
If there is one thing to know about Interpol, it's that the band is always nicely dressed up for their show. Since the New York band came on the music scene with their critically acclaimed 2002 album Turn on the Bright Lights, the band's been widely accepted as a top act on NME and Pitchfork's list. They eventually signed to major label Capitol Records, but since 2009, the band is back with Matador Records... a move possibly for creative control and direction.
After the band's appearance at Reading and Leeds in 2011, Interpol decided to take a long break. Now back with a fifth studio album El Pintor (an anagram for Interpol) for 2014, the band seem rejuvenated and excited to be back performing.
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Time Out
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As expected with a tour for a new album, about half the set were devoted to El Pintor ("My Blue Supreme", "Anywhere", "My Desire", "Everything Is Wrong", "Breaker 1", "All The Rage Back Home"), with the majority of the rest of the set for their beloved debut Turn on the Bright Lights ("Say Hello to the Angels", "Untitled", "PDA", "NYC", "Stella Was a Diver and She Was Always Down").
The stage setup had the band playing with a movie projection, custom-made to sync with their live set. However, the first few songs, only the image of their El Pintor album was used, making sure we all knew what the new album looked like.
Banks had little to say between their songs, but when he did talk, it's usually to compliment the audience for their big cheers, "You guys are f***ing awesome."
Despite being absent from the music scene in three years, with the strong audience attendee response... it felt like Interpol never really left. Look for both Hundred Waters and Interpol on this sold out US tour, ending at Union Transfer in Philadelphia, on December 1st.
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Interpol at First Avenue, Minneapolis (14 Nov 2014) |
Nice review but one small nit. Paul Banks is not a new member. He has always been the singer of the band. He played bass on the El Pintor album but he has always played the guitar live. I don't know the name of the man playing bass on the tour. And Bradon Curtis has been a tourning member for Interpol a few times.
Posted by: [email protected] | 11/17/2014 at 06:21 AM
Thanks, I have removed the sentence about new members. Thanks again.
Posted by: W♥M | 11/17/2014 at 08:47 AM