Eagles‘ new material is excellent, in case you haven’t heard it. They played a couple of new songs right at the beginning of their set last night at KeyArena. And that place was totally packed. I got to take some photos of the band – something I am very honored to have done!
Eagles – all photos by Dagmar
In her first US headline tour, Diane Birch played at the Crocodile Cafe on Monday, May 17, with her four member band. If your favorite color is blue, you would have especially enjoyed her show.
Wow. And wow again. That’s my response to Two Door Cinema Club’s show on Saturday night. This band is so fantastic and it was such a pleasure to see them at Nectar. As an avid fan of bass guitar, it was a special treat to see bassist Kevin Baird nail those lines and attack his space. I’ve rarely seen such a good bassist. Two Door Cinema Club’s songs are stunners. I’ve been listening to their CD, Tourist History, over and over and there’s not a weak song on it. The band from Northern Ireland, is as they say, on the verge of something big. They should be the big band of the year, I reckon. Their build up in Do You Want it All was a soaring hop and This is the Life was a cool, terrific hug of a performance. Singers and guitarists Alex Trimble and Sam Halliday also proved to be unique and major figures. I am in love with this band – as were the audience members around me. I haven’t seen so many people hang around at a club show to talk to a band in quite a while. From their MySpace page I gather they actually are doing a world tour through November: America, the United Kingdom, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and then back again. See this band and buy the CD! Now! My photos:
review & photos by Dagmar
Vienna Teng and Alex Wong performed in support on their new album “The Moment Always Vanishing” at The Triple Door in Seattle on May 11, 2010. Teng will head back to school soon and will not be doing so many tours – if you caught her you were lucky!
Vienna Teng & Alex Wong – all photos by Kirk Stauffer
