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Wet Setlist
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Brooklyn’s Wet headlined the Triple Rock Social Club last Thursday, October 27th.
Opening up the show was 18-year-old Atlanta-based Demo Taped. The singer, producer has been compared to Frank Ocean, and I can see why after seeing him play.
Armed with just a laptop and a microphone, Demo Taped seemed comfortable on tour, especially after only touring for the first time with Vallis Alps earlier this March 2016.
Songs on Demo Taped’s set included various introspective love songs from his Heart EP, including ‘Your Touch’... but throwing in new “demos” like his recent ‘Game On’ (which ended his 35-min set).
Normally, Wet is a trio, consisting of Kelly Zutrau, Joe Valle, and Marty Sulkow, but for their live shows, they’ve employed a drummer (not introduced).
Although the band is new, Kelly and Marty actually met in college and formed a band called Beauty Feast. The band broke up and, after a time in 2012, they formed Wet. That particular time, Kelly broke up with her boyfriend and the depression help them focus on the type of music and vision for the band.
We caught the band earlier in February 2016 and wrote, “The band’s dreamy indie electronic sound takes its time to percolate, similar to UK band London Grammar, and is a soundtrack for timeless wandering in this plane of existence… and others.”
In a typical one-album band show, the band proceeded to play almost everything on their debut record Don't You (Columbia Records), including their biggest hit songs ‘Don't Wanna Be Your Girl’ and ‘Island’. Fans hoping to hear new songs can rest now as for this tour, the band previewed a demo song during their encore. It currently doesn’t have a title, but expect it to be on their forthcoming Don’t You (Autoharp Demos) EP.
As previously mentioned, Wet’s fans are plenty and they are so passionate about the trio. Watching the audience (mostly young people) in love with Wet is just as fun as watching Wet performing on stage.
Remaining Tour Dates:
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Armed with just a laptop and a microphone, Demo Taped seemed comfortable on tour, especially after only touring for the first time with Vallis Alps earlier this March 2016.
Songs on Demo Taped’s set included various introspective love songs from his Heart EP, including ‘Your Touch’... but throwing in new “demos” like his recent ‘Game On’ (which ended his 35-min set).
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Kelly Zutrau |
Although the band is new, Kelly and Marty actually met in college and formed a band called Beauty Feast. The band broke up and, after a time in 2012, they formed Wet. That particular time, Kelly broke up with her boyfriend and the depression help them focus on the type of music and vision for the band.
We caught the band earlier in February 2016 and wrote, “The band’s dreamy indie electronic sound takes its time to percolate, similar to UK band London Grammar, and is a soundtrack for timeless wandering in this plane of existence… and others.”
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Setlist |
As previously mentioned, Wet’s fans are plenty and they are so passionate about the trio. Watching the audience (mostly young people) in love with Wet is just as fun as watching Wet performing on stage.
Remaining Tour Dates:
11/02/16 Vancouver, BC Imperial
11/04/16 San Francisco, CA Mezzanine
11/05/16 Los Angeles, CA Fonda Theatre
11/07/16 San Diego, CA The Irenic
11/10/16 Dallas, TX Dada Dallas
11/11/16 Austin, TX Antone's
11/13/16 Nashville, TN Exit / In
11/14/16 Atlanta, GA The EARL
11/15/16 Athens, GA Caledonia Lounge
11/17/16 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
11/19/16 New York, NY Webster Hall
11/04/16 San Francisco, CA Mezzanine
11/05/16 Los Angeles, CA Fonda Theatre
11/07/16 San Diego, CA The Irenic
11/10/16 Dallas, TX Dada Dallas
11/11/16 Austin, TX Antone's
11/13/16 Nashville, TN Exit / In
11/14/16 Atlanta, GA The EARL
11/15/16 Athens, GA Caledonia Lounge
11/17/16 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
11/19/16 New York, NY Webster Hall
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Wet at Triple Rock Social Club, Minneapolis (27 October 2016) |
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