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04/25 Sheer Mag with Dusk and Citric Dummies
at 7th St Entry
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Philadelphia’s Sheer Mag is touring in support of Playing Favorites (Third Man Records). Thanks to the band’s dedicated fanbase, they sold out the 7th Street Entry, in Minneapolis, on April 25, 2024.
By the time the group took the stage, the dancefloor at the 7th Street Entry was completely packed. It was hot and sweaty, and singer Tina Halladay already had a stage fan blowing on her the whole time.
The band has a 70s rock and punk sound, releasing 7-inch EPs in 2014, and then the group exploded when they were included in Rolling Stone’s “10 New Artists You Need To Know.”
Pretty soon, they found themselves on Coachella’s bill, found themselves on Late Night with Seth Meyers… and now their first record with Third Man Records with Playing Favorites.
Highlight of their set was members of opening band Dusk showed up on “Moonstruck” to play some bongos.
Dusk is a large band from Wisconsin. They had several lead singers, including the drummer and keys player. They were fun, they sounded like jam-rock/country rock, and I’m not sure if their music paired well with Sheer Mag. Still, the group looks like they were having the time of their lives on stage, playing songs from their new album Glass Pastures, available on Don Giovanni Records.
Local group Citric Dummies was the first opening band. The metal group was pretty funny, they just didn’t give a damn about anything and gave out their CDs to the audience. Songs on their set includes murder and going to Arby’s (and a weird reference to Ben Folds Five). If the music thing doesn’t work out, they can always do stand-up comedy.
Remaining tour dates:
Apr 26: Madison, WI - High Noon Saloon
Apr 27: Chicago, IL - Sleeping Village
Apr 29: Kalamazoo, MI - Bell's Eccentric Cafe
Apr 30: Windsor, ON - Craft Heads Brewing Company
May 01: Toronto, ON - Velvet Underground
May 03: Buffalo, NY - Mohawk Place
May 04: Troy, NY - No Fun
May 05: Somerville, MA - Crystal Ballroom
May 06: East Haven, CT - Beeracks
May 08: New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom
May 10: Philadelphia, PA - First Unitarian Church
May 31 - Jun 02: Northampton, MA - Field Day Music Festival
Aug 03: BE Genk - Absolutely Free Festival
Aug 04: NL Amsterdam - Paradiso
Aug 05: DE Hamburg - Hafenklang
Aug 06: DK Copenhagen - Stengade
Aug 07: DE Berlin - Cassiopeia
Aug 08: DE Leipzig - Institut für Zukunft
Aug 09: NL Eindhoven - Stroomhuis
Aug 11: UK London - Lafayette
Aug 12: UK Birmingham - Hare & Hounds
Aug 13: UK Glasgow - Room 2
Aug 14: UK Leeds - Belgrave Music Hall
Aug 15: UK Brecon Beacons - Green Man Fest
Aug 17: CH Geneva - Piz Palu Festival
Aug 18: CH Düdingen - Bad Bonn
Aug 20: ES San Sebastian - Dabadaba
Aug 21: ES Madrid - El Sol
Aug 22: ES Barcelona - Upload
Aug 23: ES Valencia - 16 Toneladas
Aug 24: ES Torremolinos - Canela Party
Aug 26: PT Lisbon - ZDB
By the time the group took the stage, the dancefloor at the 7th Street Entry was completely packed. It was hot and sweaty, and singer Tina Halladay already had a stage fan blowing on her the whole time.
The band has a 70s rock and punk sound, releasing 7-inch EPs in 2014, and then the group exploded when they were included in Rolling Stone’s “10 New Artists You Need To Know.”
Pretty soon, they found themselves on Coachella’s bill, found themselves on Late Night with Seth Meyers… and now their first record with Third Man Records with Playing Favorites.
Highlight of their set was members of opening band Dusk showed up on “Moonstruck” to play some bongos.
Dusk is a large band from Wisconsin. They had several lead singers, including the drummer and keys player. They were fun, they sounded like jam-rock/country rock, and I’m not sure if their music paired well with Sheer Mag. Still, the group looks like they were having the time of their lives on stage, playing songs from their new album Glass Pastures, available on Don Giovanni Records.
Local group Citric Dummies was the first opening band. The metal group was pretty funny, they just didn’t give a damn about anything and gave out their CDs to the audience. Songs on their set includes murder and going to Arby’s (and a weird reference to Ben Folds Five). If the music thing doesn’t work out, they can always do stand-up comedy.
Remaining tour dates:
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