|
06/03 Slow Pulp at at Arci Bellezza, Milan, Italy
Slow Pulp Setlist
Tour Dates Read More
|
We always like to see our USA bands, such as Chicago’s Slow Pulp in other countries… particularly, how they have a bigger fanbase elsewhere. For example, the local band Howler is massive in England (and the lead singer Jordan Gatesmith was dating Johnny Marr’s daughter!).
I’m glad to see that Slow Pulp is doing well on their world tour, having semi-recently, nearly sold out their concert at Arci Bellezza, in Milan, Italy, on June 3rd, 2024, as reported by Raffaele Concollato, via Kalporz (our Italian music partner).
The report doesn’t mention the opening band, which, according to the concert poster is Möly, not to be confused with Finland’s Möly Trio.
Möly is from Italy and she wrote that Slow Pulp is one of her all time favorite bands: “Happened to be opening for one of my all time favorite bands yesterday ❤️. Thank you @arci_bellezza for the hospitality, and to @virusconcerti and @slowpulpband for making all this possible⭐️ Thank you all for the lovely vibes, let's do it again soon!”
The self-described “sadgirl” is seen here at the show, singing in her brassiere. Although not seen, music was probably produced by Matteo "Sigaretta" Brioschi.
Apparently, Slow Pulp’s Emily Massey is a fan of Möly, as they are seen wearing each other’s T-Shirt.
Moly’s new album Vivere a digiuno (Petricore Records) is out now.
Called “one of 2023’s best rock records” by Variety, Slow Pulp are continuing their international tour in support of their breakout album Yard. We were meant to have seen them last October 5, but unfortunately, due to prior commitments, could not cover their show. Hopefully, this Italian re-post will make up for missing them in Minneapolis.
Concollato writes that singer Emily Massey was surprised at the enthusiastic, if not rough, fanbase, when they started singing the first two songs, “Idaho” and “At It Again” (from their 2020 Moveys album).
Their final song, “At Home” was described as “very soft”, but then exploded, closing out of an exciting evening and ultimately puts the band as one of the best indie-rock bands of the ‘20s.
I’m glad to see that Slow Pulp is doing well on their world tour, having semi-recently, nearly sold out their concert at Arci Bellezza, in Milan, Italy, on June 3rd, 2024, as reported by Raffaele Concollato, via Kalporz (our Italian music partner).
|
Möly at Arci Bellezza (03 Jun 2024)
courtesy of instagram.com Möly and Emily Massey (03 Jun 2024)
courtesy of instagram.com |
Möly is from Italy and she wrote that Slow Pulp is one of her all time favorite bands: “Happened to be opening for one of my all time favorite bands yesterday ❤️. Thank you @arci_bellezza for the hospitality, and to @virusconcerti and @slowpulpband for making all this possible⭐️ Thank you all for the lovely vibes, let's do it again soon!”
The self-described “sadgirl” is seen here at the show, singing in her brassiere. Although not seen, music was probably produced by Matteo "Sigaretta" Brioschi.
Apparently, Slow Pulp’s Emily Massey is a fan of Möly, as they are seen wearing each other’s T-Shirt.
Moly’s new album Vivere a digiuno (Petricore Records) is out now.
Called “one of 2023’s best rock records” by Variety, Slow Pulp are continuing their international tour in support of their breakout album Yard. We were meant to have seen them last October 5, but unfortunately, due to prior commitments, could not cover their show. Hopefully, this Italian re-post will make up for missing them in Minneapolis.
Concollato writes that singer Emily Massey was surprised at the enthusiastic, if not rough, fanbase, when they started singing the first two songs, “Idaho” and “At It Again” (from their 2020 Moveys album).
Their final song, “At Home” was described as “very soft”, but then exploded, closing out of an exciting evening and ultimately puts the band as one of the best indie-rock bands of the ‘20s.
Slow Pulp at Arci Bellezza, Milan (03 June 2024) photo courtesy of kalporz.com |
| vu ♥ weheartmusic.com ♥ twitter.com |
Comments