Concert Picks: Saint Sea Hat, VHS or Beta, Young Unknowns…
Long live the throwback, from the eighties to the sixties to the fifties and beyond. When done well and with a modern creativity scheme, venturing into the past proves to be a great source of inspiration for our minds as well as our feet. The five shows that follow invoke these properties, with head-bopping, hip-swaying results. If in need of a vacation, step into a musical time machine instead – and enjoy some modern indie styles as well. Check out our picks for the weekend below…
- Tiny Fireflies | Friday, February 3 | 7:00 pm | All Ages | Free | Saki, Chicago, IL – Map | Tiny Fireflies have been busy bees since the first single/collaboration heard from them in 2010, titled “Don’t Wait Until I Fall Asleep”. Since then, they’ve released two EPs, started on their live venue circuit on a tour of the United Kingdom, and their latest release, Change, sold out earlier than likely anticipated. Sounds like a sound reception to us! The Chicago-based duo is dreamy in approach, and tough in matters that, well, should matter – enough criteria for the subtle movers and shakers of the music world to abide by to make an impression. Also, hello, free in-store! F0r more information, call (773) 486-3997.
- Saint Sea Hat | Friday, February 3 | 8:30 pm | 21+ | $5 | Lot 1 Cafe, Los Angeles, CA – Map | If Saint Sea Hat told you the story behind their inception, it would involved a summer time road trip up and down the coast with come-and-go friends and many a jam session. This would explain the relaxed