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MAX: House of the Divine Tour
Tour Dates
10/31/2018 Bottom Lounge, Chicago, IL
11/01/2018 El Club, Detroit, MI 11/02/2018 Basement, Columbus, OH 11/03/2018 Rex Theater, Pittsburgh, PA 11/04/2018 Velvet Underground, Toronto, ON 11/06/2018 Fairmont Theatre, Montreal, QC 11/07/2018 The Sinclair, Cambridge, MA 11/08/2018 9:30 Club, Washington, DC 11/09/2018 Iplay America’s Event Center, Freehold, NJ 11/10/2018 Theater of the Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA 11/13/2018 Irving Plaza, New York, NY, US 11/17/2018 – 11/18/2018 Festival Corona Capital 12/03 December 2018 Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MN Read More
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MAX sold out the Fine Line Music Café in Minneapolis on Tuesday, October 30th, as part of his “House of Divine” tour.
NYC-born, Los Angeles-based EZI (pronounced like “eh-sy”, as in an abbreviated version of Esther Zyskind) opened the show. With currently one EP Afraid of the Dark out, she did play a couple of tracks, including “DaNcing in a RoOm” as the penultimate song.
You can tell that she has a lot of songs in her, and EZI kept talking about upcoming new music she’s releasing. She played “Need You Like That”, set for release for November 6th on 5Town Records. The song is about temptation and was written on a whim at 1am in a basement in New York.
Since she had a limited 30-min set and limited song released, she opted to cover The Killers’ “Mr. Brightside” right in the middle of her set. It was big highlight, as the entire crowd helped EZI sing the popular song.
Bryce Vine was up next, and based on the audience’s strong feedback and singing along, they really love this guy. Hearing his lyrics, you can just tell this self-confessed slacker and just sings about the truth. He knows it’s wrong, but he doesn’t give a f*** in “Guilty Pleasure”.
Sometime critics easily dismiss rappers, but I’m telling you, this kid is smart and funny, and he has a knack for writing catchy lyrics.
Before he ended his set with “Sour Patch Kids” (a song about not wanting to worry and being a kid), he had the audience sing “Happy Birthday” to his new tour manager, Ryan.
MAX (aka Maxwell George Schneider) started his set with an incredibly energetic Whethan cover of “Savage”.
Since the tour is for House of Divine, a forthcoming album due in 2019 via Red Music/DCD2 Records, he did play a few tracks from the record, including “Worship”.
Biggest hits of the night were probably for “Lights Down Low” and “Holla”.
If you miss Max on this sold-out tour, he is returning to Xcel Energy Center on December 3rd as part of 101.3 KDWB's Jingle Ball.
NYC-born, Los Angeles-based EZI (pronounced like “eh-sy”, as in an abbreviated version of Esther Zyskind) opened the show. With currently one EP Afraid of the Dark out, she did play a couple of tracks, including “DaNcing in a RoOm” as the penultimate song.
You can tell that she has a lot of songs in her, and EZI kept talking about upcoming new music she’s releasing. She played “Need You Like That”, set for release for November 6th on 5Town Records. The song is about temptation and was written on a whim at 1am in a basement in New York.
Since she had a limited 30-min set and limited song released, she opted to cover The Killers’ “Mr. Brightside” right in the middle of her set. It was big highlight, as the entire crowd helped EZI sing the popular song.
Bryce Vine was up next, and based on the audience’s strong feedback and singing along, they really love this guy. Hearing his lyrics, you can just tell this self-confessed slacker and just sings about the truth. He knows it’s wrong, but he doesn’t give a f*** in “Guilty Pleasure”.
Sometime critics easily dismiss rappers, but I’m telling you, this kid is smart and funny, and he has a knack for writing catchy lyrics.
Before he ended his set with “Sour Patch Kids” (a song about not wanting to worry and being a kid), he had the audience sing “Happy Birthday” to his new tour manager, Ryan.
MAX (aka Maxwell George Schneider) started his set with an incredibly energetic Whethan cover of “Savage”.
Since the tour is for House of Divine, a forthcoming album due in 2019 via Red Music/DCD2 Records, he did play a few tracks from the record, including “Worship”.
Biggest hits of the night were probably for “Lights Down Low” and “Holla”.
If you miss Max on this sold-out tour, he is returning to Xcel Energy Center on December 3rd as part of 101.3 KDWB's Jingle Ball.
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MAX at Fine Line Music Cafe, Minneapolis (30 Oct 2018) |
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