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Paper Kites Setlist
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Melbourne’s The Paper Kites brought their ‘Midnight’ show to the Triple Rock Social Club last Monday, July 11th.
Canadian duo Twin Bandit (Hannah Walker and Jamie Elliott) opened up the show. This was the duo’s first time in Minneapolis, and they seemed quite excited to play to the large fanbase that turned up early to the Triple Rock.
The majority of their set were taken from their debut For You album (Nettwerk Records), but you can tell they were also working on a new album (as noted by their recent Jamaica visit and writing new songs like ‘Gotta Make Sure’ and ‘Hard to Know’.)
A couple of covers made it on their set, including John Prine’s ‘Long Monday’ and Kitty Wells’ ‘It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels’, the latter was actually not written on their setlist. Instead, they dropped off ‘For You’, which was written as the last song (and not played).
For their finale, they actually had two songs about lakes, which after a vocal vote from the audience, they closed their set with ‘Lakes of Canada’.
The Paper Kites (Sam Bentley, Christina Lacy, Dave Powys, Sam Rasmussen, and Josh Bentley) said they love, love playing Minneapolis. Their fanbase here is incredible, and they just love the audience (which were mostly young college-bound or college students). There is something hopelessly romantic about the Paper Kites’ songs that speaks to their fans. In fact, singer Sam Bentley said that they filmed two music videos in Minneapolis, which would make them “practically Minnesotans”.
They had enough songs to make for a full set from their two albums States and twelvefour, and that meant no cover songs. They took out the banjo to play two songs, starting with ‘Bloom’, followed by ‘St Clarity’, both songs were incredibly well-received.
Prior to playing ‘A Silent Cause’, Bentley told this story about how he got really sick at the Winnipeg Folk Festival (which just took place July 7-10, 2016), and during their 40-min to their hotel, he threw up in his backpack!
Based on the loud responses and cheers from the crowd, you know that the Australian band will be back in time for the next tour... hopefully with a newly cleaned backpack.
Remaining tour dates:
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Twin Bandit
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The majority of their set were taken from their debut For You album (Nettwerk Records), but you can tell they were also working on a new album (as noted by their recent Jamaica visit and writing new songs like ‘Gotta Make Sure’ and ‘Hard to Know’.)
A couple of covers made it on their set, including John Prine’s ‘Long Monday’ and Kitty Wells’ ‘It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels’, the latter was actually not written on their setlist. Instead, they dropped off ‘For You’, which was written as the last song (and not played).
For their finale, they actually had two songs about lakes, which after a vocal vote from the audience, they closed their set with ‘Lakes of Canada’.
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The Paper Kites |
They had enough songs to make for a full set from their two albums States and twelvefour, and that meant no cover songs. They took out the banjo to play two songs, starting with ‘Bloom’, followed by ‘St Clarity’, both songs were incredibly well-received.
Prior to playing ‘A Silent Cause’, Bentley told this story about how he got really sick at the Winnipeg Folk Festival (which just took place July 7-10, 2016), and during their 40-min to their hotel, he threw up in his backpack!
Based on the loud responses and cheers from the crowd, you know that the Australian band will be back in time for the next tour... hopefully with a newly cleaned backpack.
Remaining tour dates:
07/16/16 RBC Bluesfest
07/17/16 Festival D'été de Québec
07/19/16 S Burlington, VT Higher Ground
07/20/16 Buffalo, NY Studio
07/21/16 Pittsburgh, PA Club Cafe
07/22/16 Cincinnati, OH Bogart's
07/23/16 Cleveland, OH Beachland
07/24/16 Wayhome Music And Arts Festival
07/27/16 Fairfield, CT Fairfield Theatre
07/28/16 Dennis, MA The Cape Cinema
07/29/16 Portland, ME Port City Music Hall
07/31/16 Osheaga Festival
07/17/16 Festival D'été de Québec
07/19/16 S Burlington, VT Higher Ground
07/20/16 Buffalo, NY Studio
07/21/16 Pittsburgh, PA Club Cafe
07/22/16 Cincinnati, OH Bogart's
07/23/16 Cleveland, OH Beachland
07/24/16 Wayhome Music And Arts Festival
07/27/16 Fairfield, CT Fairfield Theatre
07/28/16 Dennis, MA The Cape Cinema
07/29/16 Portland, ME Port City Music Hall
07/31/16 Osheaga Festival
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Paper Kites at Triple Rock Social Club, Minneapolis (11 July 2016) |
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