Little May Setlist
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Sydney's Little May stopped by the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis on Tuesday, October 27th, on their "For the Company" US album tour.
Opening up the show was local band Marah in the Mainsail, who only found out they were opening the show just two days prior. We previously seen the band live at their release party for Devil Weeds & Dour Deeds in 2013.
They sang songs inspired by the Haunted Mansion ("The Graveyard Song"), which is fitting for Halloween.
Highlight of their set was a cover of Nancy Sinatra's "Bang Bang (my Baby Shot Me Down)", but done as a slow, sad song.
On their first US tour (and first Minneapolis show), Little May (Annie Hamilton, Liz Drummond and Hannah Field) is joined by their friend Mark on bass/keys. As expected with a debut tour and album, they basically played their entire For the Company album (available now on Dew Process)... and as a bonus threw in a cover of Icehouse's "Great Southern Land", which they had to learn how to play when Australia's national radio Triple J asked them to play a cover for their live session series.
For the song "Hide", they described the song as "loud, jarring, and repetitive", based on their neighbor's complaints when they were rehearsing the song.
The less-jarring song, "The Shine Is Brighter at Night", Little May said that they had to drive to Hudson to meet with Aaron Dessner (from The National), so he can produce and record their album. They were having trouble finding their sound for that song, until Dessner pull it out of them. The song, as they described it, is "sad and hopeful."
At the end of their set, they stepped off the stage and fans stuck around, expecting an encore. Despite the hooting and the clapping for more songs, no encores were given.
Remaining US tour dates:
Marah in the Mainsail
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They sang songs inspired by the Haunted Mansion ("The Graveyard Song"), which is fitting for Halloween.
Highlight of their set was a cover of Nancy Sinatra's "Bang Bang (my Baby Shot Me Down)", but done as a slow, sad song.
Hannah Field
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For the song "Hide", they described the song as "loud, jarring, and repetitive", based on their neighbor's complaints when they were rehearsing the song.
The less-jarring song, "The Shine Is Brighter at Night", Little May said that they had to drive to Hudson to meet with Aaron Dessner (from The National), so he can produce and record their album. They were having trouble finding their sound for that song, until Dessner pull it out of them. The song, as they described it, is "sad and hopeful."
At the end of their set, they stepped off the stage and fans stuck around, expecting an encore. Despite the hooting and the clapping for more songs, no encores were given.
Remaining US tour dates:
11.02.15 - Independent - San Francisco, CA
11.03.15 - The Echo - Los Angeles, CA
11.03.15 - The Echo - Los Angeles, CA
Little May at 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis (27 October 2015) |
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