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The Joy Formidable, with Everything Everything at First Avenue, Minneapolis (05 April 2016)

Joy Formidable Setlist Little Blimp The Greatest Light Is the Greatest Shade This Ladder Is Ours I Don't Want to See You Like This Passerby Wolf's Law The Last Thing On My Mind preceded by snippet of "Watching the Detectives" by Elvis Costello Ostrich Cradle The Everchanging Spectrum of a Lie -- Encore -- Austere Maw Maw Song Liana Whirring Everything Everything Setlist Blast Doors To The Blade Regret Fortune 500 The Wheel (Is Turning Now) Cough Cough Spring / Sun / Winter / Dread No Reptiles Distant Past Read More The Joy Formidable We were pretty thrilled to get see The Joy Formidable last year for $3 (as a promotional gig for Red Bull’s Sound Select Series). Now that the new album Hitch is out now, the Welsh trio will be headlining the much bigger venue First … Everything Everything Manchester’s Everything Everything has been added to this US tour. We previously mentioned them in 2013 and was blown away that they sold out their entire UK tour. Everything Everything’s third album Get To Heaven …

Welsh trio The Joy Formidable (Rhiannon Bryan on vocals/guitars, Rhydian Dafydd on bass, and Matthew James Thomas on drums) is back on tour in support of their latest Hitch, stopping by First Avenue last Tuesday, April 5th. As with the album title and cover artwork (featuring the Dafydd’s proposal to Bryan on the side of the road), we are pretty sure the couple got hitched (married) last year.

Everything Everything

Manchester’s Everything Everything opened up the show, in support of their third album Get To Heaven. The band came to our attention in 2013 when they generated massive buzz selling out their entire UK tour, thanks to their strong songs on their sophomore album Arc, which landed them on the shortlisted for the Mercury Music Prize and nominations for the Ivor Novello Award.

Singer Jonathan Higgs noted that this was their “first time here... ever!” and the band seemed generally excited to finally Minneapolis. In fact, they were so excited, they added Prince’s “Raspberry Beret” at the end of their setlist ... but unfortunately, due to time constraints, the band did not perform the cover song in their 40-minute set.

Joy Formidable

As expected, and even though the setlist was more similar than different, The Joy Formidable’s First Avenue show was markedly different than the Red Bull sponsored warm-up gig the band performed across the river in St. Paul last fall.

While the October 2015 Turf Club show was loose with singer Bryan constantly ribbing on the two other members and had the feel of a pub gig down the block, the First Avenue performance was more of a proper rock show, with bigger stage, full light rigs, and the band seemingly very focused.

Add to that, there has been another five months in which they have lived with the new songs from Hitch, further refining them live and making them fit like perfect puzzle pieces, inside their ninety-minute headlining set.

Setlist

They ended their set with “The Everchanging Spectrum of a Lie”, and followed up with a four-song encore, starting with “the first song we wrote together” called “Austere”. Obviously, the song is very dear to the band, and we wrote about the song in July 2008 (before the single was officially released!) This was followed by “Maw Maw Song” and a newer song “Liana” (from Hitch), and finally the grand epic extended jam version of “Whirring” from their debut The Big Roar.

The Joy Formidable’s Hitch album is available now on Atlantic Records. The band continues their tour:

04/10/16 Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr Small's Theater
04/12/16 Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club
04/13/16 Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
04/14/16 New York, NY @ Irving Plaza
04/15/16 Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts
04/16/16 Spring, TX @ 94.5 Buzzfest
04/19/16 Austin, TX @ Scoot Inn
04/20/16 New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jack's
04/21/16 Pensacola, FL @ Club Vinyl
04/22/16 Orlando, FL @ The Social
04/23/16 Jacksonville, FL @ Jack Rabbits
04/25/16 Carrboro, NC @ Cat's Cradle
04/26/16 Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West
04/28/16 St. Petersburg, FL @ The Theater
04/29/16 West Palm Beach, FL @ SunFest
04/30/16 Dallas, TX @ EDGEFEST
05/01/16 Beale Street Music Festival
05/27/16 Napa, CA @ BottleRock Napa Valley
07/28/16 Chicago, IL @ Lollapalooza
07/29/16 Chicago, IL @ Lollapalooza
07/30/16 Chicago, IL @ Lollapalooza

The Joy Formidable at First Avenue, Minneapolis (05 April 2016)

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Minneapolis: April 5, 2016

Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area on April 5, 2016.

Read more Minneapolis Music Guide.

Read More The Joy Formidable We've been talking about the Welsh band/London-based The Joy Formidable since 2008, and was thrilled about their EP A Balloon Called Moaning. … Everything Everything Manchester's Everything Everything is currently on tour for the second album, Arc (out now on RCA Victor), the follow-up to their debut Geffen Records' Man Alive. If record label switching is your thing, you'd be happy to know …

THE JOY FORMIDABLE
at First Avenue
Tuesday, 04/05/16, 7pm ($20)
first-avenue.com

We were pretty thrilled to get see The Joy Formidable last year for $3 (as a promotional gig for Red Bull’s Sound Select Series). Now that the new album Hitch is out now, the Welsh trio will be headlining the much bigger venue First Avenue this Tuesday, April 5th.

We’re also pretty excited to see that Manchester’s Everything Everything has been added to this US tour. We previously mentioned them in 2013 and was blown away that they sold out their entire UK tour.

Everything Everything’s third album Get To Heaven is out now on RCA Records.

Live Dates:

04/02/16 Seattle, WA @ Neumo's
04/05/16 Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
04/06/16 Chicago, IL @ Double Door
04/07/16 Iowa City, IA @ Mission Creek Festival
04/08/16 Nashville, TN @ Mercy Lounge
04/09/16 Columbus, OH @ Express Live
04/10/16 Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr Small's Theater
04/12/16 Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club
04/13/16 Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
04/14/16 New York, NY @ Irving Plaza
04/15/16 Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts
04/16/16 Spring, TX @ 94.5 Buzzfest
04/19/16 Austin, TX @ Scoot Inn
04/20/16 New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jack's
04/21/16 Pensacola, FL @ Club Vinyl
04/22/16 Orlando, FL @ The Social
04/23/16 Jacksonville, FL @ Jack Rabbits
04/25/16 Carrboro, NC @ Cat's Cradle
04/26/16 Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West
04/28/16 St. Petersburg, FL @ The Theater
04/29/16 West Palm Beach, FL @ SunFest
04/30/16 Dallas, TX @ EDGEFEST
05/01/16Memphis, TN @ Beale Street Music Festival
05/27/16 Napa, CA @ BottleRock Napa Valley
07/28/16 Chicago, IL @ Lollapalooza
07/29/16 Chicago, IL @ Lollapalooza
07/30/16 Chicago, IL @ Lollapalooza

Read More The Contortionist One of the opener, The Contortionist, is a band unlike many others. They are metal but they aren't metal. The type of metal these guys play is a kick to the face if you aren't ready for it. I was ready for it but my jaw still ..… sleepmakeswaves sleepmakeswaves new album in today already walks tomorrow will be out this April 8, 2014, on Monotreme Records. Please note this album was originally released in 2012 by another record label. … By The Thousands I saw my boys in By The Thousands play the First Avenue mainroom. This is the same venue I saw Social Distortion play. The same stage that I saw Sage Francis play on. And there were my boys. ....

THE CONTORTIONIST
with Monuments
at Cabooze
Tuesday, 04/05/16, 6pm ($15)
cabooze.com

Australian post-rock group sleepmakeswaves will be making their first trek into the United States in support of their new album Love of Cartography. This instrumental quartet is one of the most dynamic groups in the instrumental post-rock/prog scene right now and to have them come to the U.S. is a treat. They combine a little bit of everything. There's hints of beautiful piano arpeggios mixed with their signature screaming guitar lines.

The Contortionist and Monuments are headlining this tour. For the Minnesota date, local favorites By the Thousands and Mithya will be opening the show. This is sure to be a night of all kinds of post-rock metal music from all over the world.

sleepmakeswaves Tour Dates

Apr 02 -- Englewood, CO -- Gothic Theatre
Apr 03 -- Merriam, KS -- Aftershock
Apr 05 -- Minneapolis, MN -- Cabooze
Apr 06 -- Chicago, IL -- Subterranean
Apr 07 -- Grand Rapids, MI -- Stache
Apr 11 -- Pittsburgh, PA -- Altar Bar
Apr 12 -- Toronto, ONT -- Hard Luck
Apr 13 -- Montreal, QBE -- Foufounes Electriques
Apr 14 -- Allston, MA -- Brighton Music Hall
Apr 15 -- New York, NY -- Gramercy Theatre
Apr 16 -- Philadelphia, PA -- Voltage Lounge
Apr 18 -- Baltimore, MD -- Baltimore Sound Stage
Apr 19 -- Richmond, VA -- The Canal Club
Apr 20 -- Greensboro, NC -- Greene Street Club
Apr 21 -- Atlanta, GA -- The Masquerade
Apr 22 -- Jacksonville, FL -- 1904 Music Hall
Apr 23 -- Tampa, FL -- Orpheum
Apr 24 -- Orlando, FL -- Backbooth
Apr 26 -- Houston, TX -- Scout Bar
Apr 27 -- San Antonio, TX -- Korova
Apr 29 -- St. Louis, MO -- Fubar
Apr 30 -- Indianapolis, IN -- Emerson Theater
May 01 -- Detroit, MI -- Saint Andrew’s Hall

All dates w/ The Contortionist, Monuments & Entheos

Read More Sunflower Bean Sunflower Bean opened up the show, a little later than advertised because of technical difficulties. There was a good turnout for the opener, but obviously the venue was not entirely filled until ..… Brilliant Beast Opening up the show was Brilliant Beast, featuring siblings Hannah and Jordan (who was apparently a massive Morrissey fan). They recently released a split EP with fellow Minneapolis band Fury Things, …

SUNFLOWER BEAN
with Weaves
at 7th Street Entry
Tuesday, 04/05/16, 7:30pm ($8/$10)
first-avenue.com

In celebration of their debut album Human Ceremony (Fat Possum), Sunflower Bean (Jacob Faber, Julia Cumming, and Nick Kivlen) is currently on tour - headlining the 7th Street Entry this Tuesday, April 5th. You might recall that we caught the trio on their first Minnesota appearance in Oct 2015 and was blown away by their songs.

Opening will be Toronto’s Weaves (not Waves) recently signed with Kanine and Memphis Industries, and will be releasing the band's album in conjunction with Buzz Records on June 17th.

Also on the bill is local band Brilliant Beast, who we caught in July 2015.

North American Tour Dates

4/1/16 Nampa, ID @ Flying M
4/2/16 Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court
4/3/16 Denver, CO @ Larimer Lounge
4/5/16 Minneapolis, MN @ 7th Street Entry
4/6/16 Madison, WI @ The Frequency
4/7/16 Bloomington, IN @ The Bishop
4/8/16 Columbus, OH @ Rumba Café
4/9/16 Pittsburg, PA @ The Smiling Moose
4/14/16 Baltimore, MD @ Metro Gallery
4/15-16/16 Winston-Salem, NC @ Phuzz Phest
4/20/16 Stony Brook, NY @ Stony Brook University
5/5/16 Brooklyn, NY @ The Grid
5/17/16 Lancaster, PA @ Lizard Lounge
6/11/16 Louisville, KY @ Zanzabar

* w/ Mass Gothic
+ w/ Honduras

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W♥M180: The National

W♥M180 (34 mins) Read More The National I won't give any spoilers, but if you stay for the closing credits, you'll hear The National's song, "The Rains Of Castamere". The song was performed by Bronn and company at a tavern at the beginning of the episode. .…

This week on W♥M Radio: John.

NEWS: THIS WEEK IN DEATH

Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman was killed due to an alcohol-related cirrhosis (which is an alcoholic liver disease due to years of drinking), a coroner has confirmed. Hanneman died May 2nd, cause of death was revealed by Slayer's official statement: "While he had his health struggles over the years, including the recent Necrotizing fasciitis infection that devastated his well-being, Jeff and those close to him were not aware of the true extent of his liver condition until the last days of his life. Contrary to some reports, Jeff was not on a transplant list at the time of his passing, or at any time prior to that. In fact, by all accounts, it appeared that he had been improving – he was excited and looking forward to working on a new record."

Mac Daddy (Chris Kelly) passed away May 1st, due to drug overdose in Atlanta (according to TMZ). Kelly was one half of the popular 90s duo Kris Kross, who was famous for their hits "Jump" and "I Miss the Bus" - and for wearing their clothes backwards. Kelly was 34 years old.

ENGLAND DREAMING

Brody (Georgia) and Jess (California) are in the UK this month. I am setting up some shows for them, these are the ones Brody requested:

May 15th Diiv @ Heaven (London) (Canceled)
May 15th Lucy Rose at Junction, Cambridge
May 19th Noah and The Whale @ Palace Theater (London)
May 20th On An On @ Cargo (London)

Notes: London and Cambridge are nowhere near each other (it is about 50 miles apart, you need to take a train or a coach/bus). Good luck!

Also: Great Escape Festival (mamacolive.com/thegreatescape) - May 16-May 18 in Brighton. They wanted to attend one UK music festival, and this one is it (most of the major ones, Glastonbury, Reading are probably sold out and logistically not within reach). Festival tickets for Great Escape are now sold out. Headliners are: Bastille (Saturday), Billy Bragg (Friday), and Everything Everything (Thursday). Plus one million other smaller support acts.

SPRING NEVER CAME, WE'RE STILL IN WINTER

Month of April was incredibly busy for shows - the last week, John was at these events:

04/22 Proclaimers at Varsity Theater
04/23 Airborne Toxic Event at First Ave
04/24 Poliça at First Avenue
04/27 Mat Kearney at University of Minnesota
04/28 Palma Violet at 7th Street
05/06 Colourist at Triple Rock (Vu)

Upcoming (mostly mentioned here)

05/14 Limp Bizkit at Varsity
05/14 Joshua Radin at Dakota Jazz Club
05/15 Star Trek: Into Darkness
05/15 Presets/Dragonette at First Ave
05/17 Shout Out Louds and Haerts at Varsity Theater
05/17 Youth Lagoon at 7th Street

SONG OF THE SHOW

"Don't Swallow the Cap" is the new lead single from the forthcoming National's album, Trouble Will Find Me (May 20th, 2013 via 4AD Records).

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Repeat Repeat

Read More Django Django Top 10 Best Performances SXSW 2012!!!!! 1. Django Django @ Flat Top Burger Shop 2. Michael Kiwanuka @ St. David's Church 3. Free Energy ND .…

My theory about repeating band names is that people tend to remember them if bands repeat their name. Remember Duran Duran? Yeah Yeah Yeahs?

Read more: Double Double and Indie Indie Yeah Yeah.

DJANGO DJANGO
djangodjango.co.uk

Do you remember listening to Brody talk about SXSW 2012? Django Django was his number one band as far as "Best Performances" goes.

The London-based quartet is in the middle of their world tour in support of their debut 2012 album… hitting the United States in March.

Although Django Django lost out to Alt-J for the Mercury Music Prize, being nominated for 2012 was a boon for the band. Other publications like Rolling Stones, Entertainment Weekly, and WNYC have all put Django Django on their 'best of' 2012 list.

I have not seen them live, but their buzz will make me break my winter hibernation to check them out when they arrive in Minneapolis on March 16th.

Feb. 12 - Nottingham, UK @ Rock City * Feb. 13 - Liverpool, UK @ Academy * Feb. 15 - Norwich, UK @ UEA * Feb. 16 - Birmingham, UK @ Academy * Feb. 17 - Cardiff, UK @ Uni Great Hall * Feb. 19 - Bristol, UK @ Academy * Feb. 20 - Bournemouth, UK @ Academy * Feb. 21 - Brighton, UK @ Dome * Feb. 23 - Brixton, UK @ Academy * March 6 - Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall March 7 - Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall March 8 - Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer

March 9 - Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club March 11 - Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club March 12 - Toronto, ON @ Opera House March 13 - Columbus, OH @ Newport Music March 15 - Chicago, IL @ Cabaret Metro March 16 - Minneapolis, MN @ First Ave March 19 - Seattle, WA @ Neptune Ballroom March 20 - Portland, OR @ Doug Fir Lounge March 22 - San Francisco, CA @ Public Works March 23 - Los Angeles, CA @ Fonda Theatre * NME Awards Tour

EVERYTHING EVERYTHING
everything-everything.co.uk

Manchester's Everything Everything is currently on tour for the second album, Arc (out now on RCA Victor), the follow-up to their debut Geffen Records' Man Alive. If record label switching is your thing, you'd be happy to know that their latest US debut EP, Cough Cough is out now on Julian Casablancas' Cult Records and Kemosabe Records.

If you're lucky enough to live in Los Angeles or New York City, the band has confirmed those two dates so far. More dates to follow.

As for the UK dates, every date is "completely SOLD OUT". This tells me that they are massive or that they are booking very small venues for their fanbase size.

Everything Everything's next single is called "Duet", and you can hear it now on soundcloud.com.

11/02 - The Junction, Cambridge 12/02 - HMV Library, Birmingham 13/02 - Heaven, London 14/02 - O2 Academy 2, Oxford 16/02 - The Leadmill, Sheffield 17/02 - O2 Academy 2, Liverpool 18/02 - Whelans, Dublin 20/02 - Oran Mor, Glasgow 21/02 - O2 Academy 2, Newcastle 22/02 - Academy 2, Manchester

01/03 - Vega, Copenhagen 02/03 - Molotow, Hamburg 04/03 - Lido, Berlin 05/03 - Atomic Café, Munich 06/03 - Tunnel, Milan 08/03 - Fleche d’Or, Paris 09/03 - Rotonde, Brussels 11/03 - Bitterzoet, Amsterdam 19/03 - Roxy Theatre, LA 25/03 - Bowery Ballroom, NY

RA RA RIOT
rarariot.com

It's been a while since I last written about Ra Ra Riot. I saw them a few years ago when they opened up for the silly-named band Death for Cutie.

Barsuk Records just released Ra Ra Riot's new album Beta Love on January 22nd, and, yes, of course, they're on tour to promote the album. What's interesting to note is that with Beta Love, this mark the band's new synthypop music direction and as a four-piece (with cellist Alexandra Lawn leaving the band).

Bassist Mathieu Santos talks about the creative process of recording of Beta Love, "Making the record was a lot of fun for us, because we were in a completely different environment, trying a completely new approach. We'd been used to arriving at a session with every song totally arranged and figured out, but in Oxford, a lot of the creative decision-making happened in the studio, on the fly. We wanted to be outside of our collective comfort zone for this record. We wanted to be open to new things happening. There was a lot of building up and tearing down with [Producer Dennis Herring] —a lot of problem solving, a lot of trial and error, and that was really exciting for us."

February 12 El Rey Los Angeles, CA‡§ February 13 The Observatory Santa Ana, CA‡§ February 15 Belly Up Solana Beach, CA‡§ February 16 Club Congress Tucson, AZ‡ February 19 Kessler Theater Dallas, TX‡ February 20 The Belmont Austin, TX‡ February 21 Fitzgerald’s Houston, TX‡ February 23 Proud Larry’s Oxford, MS‡ February 24 Masquerade Atlanta, GA‡ February 25 Cat’s Cradle Carrboro, NC‡ February 26 Grey Eagle Asheville, NC‡ February 28 A&R Music Bar Columbus, OH‡

March 1 Metro Chicago, IL‡ March 2 Der Rathskeller Madison, WI‡ March 3 Triple Rock Minneapolis, MN‡ March 5 The Blind Pig Ann Arbor, MI‡ March 6 Lee’s Palace Toronto, ON‡ March 7 Il Motore Montreal, QB‡ March 8 Higher Ground Burlington, VT‡ March 9 Pearl Street Northampton, MA‡ ^ with Guards, % with Dirty Projectors, † with Best Coast Dirty Projectors, ‡ with Pacific Air, § with Cayucas

MARY MARY
mary-mary.com

Mary Mary (real life sisters, Erica and Tina Atkins-Campbell) won a Grammy for Best Gospel Song at last night's award show. This adds four Grammys to this My Block/Columbia Records artist.

The music superstar duo is currently enjoying the success of their originally scripted WE TV reality series called "Mary Mary", now in its second season which has just been ranked by Nielsen Media as the #1 TV show for African American women in their timeslot on cable.

"Mary Mary" is airing Thursdays at 9PM ET/PT.

Mary Mary will appearing live at Sun Life Stadium on March 17th in Miami, Florida.

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Everything Everything: Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall 15/05/2010

Everything Everything-My Keys, Your Boyfriend Everything Everything Tour Dates 05/18/10 Electric Ballroom, London 05/19/10 Soundcity 02 Ace, Liverpool 05/21/10 Ritz, Manchester 05/28/10 Immergut Festival, DE 05/29/10 Pinkpop Festival, NL 05/31/10 Evolution Festival, GB 06/10/10 Thetford Forst+, Suffolk 06/11/10 Bedgebury Pinetum+, Kent 06/18/10 Westonbirt Arboretum+ 06/19/10 Sherwood Pines Forest+, GB 06/25/10 Dalby Forest+ 06/26/10 Cannock Chase Forest+ 06/27/10 Glastonbury Festival 07/09/10 T in the Park, Scotland 08/07/10 Summer Sonic, Tokyo 08/14/10 Haldern Pop Festival, Germany 08/15/10 Dockville Festival, Germany 08/20/10 Pukkelpop, BE 08/27/10 Leeds Festival 08/28/10 Reading Festival 09/11/10 Bestival Isle of Wight * with Delphic + with Keane Read More Foals http://weheartmus... Birds, what is up with that? It seems lately that we're getting album artwork that features birds...

Recent Graduate of NME’s Radar tour, Everything Everything, are an interesting band to watch, and their eclectic sound tips a cheeky wink to many of the bands who have sound tracked this writer’s last couple of years.

Take the vocal melodies of gawky Sunderland oddballs the Futureheads, add the precision, snare heavy drumming of Oxford Math-rockers Foals. Smother with 80s influences and cover with a damp dish cloth. Leave in a warm dark place to rise for a little while. Dust with a generous helping of zeitgeisty essence art school and you’re ready serve.

The baking imagery starts to fall apart however when you realise that Everything Everything are more than just the some of their influences. A genuinely decent band in their own right, good for them.

Also, I forgot to mention cooking times, and nobody likes eating raw dough.

The lights go down. Fat, sweaty, balding thirty-somethings tilt their heads and back and point at the sky like they truly believe that the band which they are watching is in any way special or interesting. It’s time for Delphic.

I am genuinely confused. Is this really the band which every one is talking up to be the next big thing? The one who’ve bagged themselves heavy rotation on the playlists of alternative radio stations up and down the UK?

I turn to my companion, she looks bored. I turn my gaze stageward and am temporarily blinded by a flash of retina scorching neon. Delphic are coming to the end of their third number, a theremin is produced, and whilst it whoops and wails its approval, they cobble together a rhythm track so powerful that I am temporarily suckered into feeling something. They hit their stride.

“This is it, the second dawn of rave!” I think “Hell, the sun is shining outside, this could even be the next summer of love”.

The song ends. They plough through another 40 minutes of sub-pendulum dance plod, taking everything wrong with indie music in 2010 and carelessly grafting it to bargain basement dance anthem sensibilities.

Is it fair to compare Delphic to raw dough? Probably not. Any way the “Next Summer of Love”^(TM) never arrived. The dream is dead, sorry you had to find out this way.

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