If there was such a thing as an alternative music heaven on earth, it's name would be Edgefest. I've been to a lot of concerts, and plenty of music festivals. Hands down, Edgefest beats them all (so far). The lineup this year was amazing (UH-mazing). I literally cannot even put into words what an awesome experience it was to see so many good artists back to back for 8 hours straight. The venue was big but still small enough that no matter where you stood you could see, hear, and FEEL greatness.
I didn't catch all the bands due to bathroom, food, and beer/water breaks but the ones I did catch rocked my face off.
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Karmin - Pulses Tour - House of Blues Dallas - 4.6.14
Genre: Pop
Good If You Like: Katy Perry, Kesha, Neon Trees
Songs to Listen To: Pulses, Night Like This, Brokenhearted, Look At Me Now (cover)
To say I was super stoked when Karmin announced they'd be doing a second leg of their Pulses tour and Dallas was their first stop would be an understatement. Although many people probably don't know who Karmin is (shame shame shame), I have been impatiently waiting for their first full length album to come out since I heard that little ear worm Brokenhearted in 2012.
Word on the street was the show would have a No Doubt type energy level and that it did. Even if pop music isn't your thing, there's no doubt this was a fun show (see what I did there). I was really surprised by how much Nick was involved with the show. I kind of pictured him as the Ryan Lewis in Macklemore & Ryan Lewis (aka stand in the back and work the DJ table). But he was as much part of the show as Amy with background vocals and instruments.
Good If You Like: Katy Perry, Kesha, Neon Trees
Songs to Listen To: Pulses, Night Like This, Brokenhearted, Look At Me Now (cover)
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| Amy and Nick |
To say I was super stoked when Karmin announced they'd be doing a second leg of their Pulses tour and Dallas was their first stop would be an understatement. Although many people probably don't know who Karmin is (shame shame shame), I have been impatiently waiting for their first full length album to come out since I heard that little ear worm Brokenhearted in 2012.
Word on the street was the show would have a No Doubt type energy level and that it did. Even if pop music isn't your thing, there's no doubt this was a fun show (see what I did there). I was really surprised by how much Nick was involved with the show. I kind of pictured him as the Ryan Lewis in Macklemore & Ryan Lewis (aka stand in the back and work the DJ table). But he was as much part of the show as Amy with background vocals and instruments.
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