City and Colour:
In his seventh studio album under the moniker City and Colour, Dallas Green delves into the depths of tragedy, crafting a poignant and cathartic musical journey. "The Love Still Held Me Near" emerges as a sonically bold and emotionally expansive testament to resilience and introspection.
Green draws inspiration from personal loss, including the passing of his cousin and longtime friend and collaborator, Karl Bareham. The album's first single, "Meant to Be," serves as a poignant tribute to Bareham and reflects Green's journey through grief and introspection.
Despite the album's somber themes, Green infuses it with a sense of hope and resilience. Through introspective lyrics and sophisticated instrumentals, he navigates themes of love, loss, and healing, ultimately finding solace in music as a means of expression and catharsis.
Collaborating with longtime band member Matt Kelly and a talented ensemble of musicians, Green delivers a raw and powerful musical experience. From the haunting melodies of "Bow Down to Love" to the anthemic energy of "Begin Again," each track showcases Green's unparalleled songwriting prowess and emotional depth.
As Green prepares to take "The Love Still Held Me Near" on the road, he reflects on the transformative power of music and the cathartic journey of creating this deeply personal album. With renewed conviction and musical camaraderie by his side, Green embarks on a new chapter, ready to share his story with audiences around the world.
"The Love Still Held Me Near" stands as a testament to resilience, introspection, and the enduring power of music to heal and inspire. Through its evocative melodies and heartfelt lyrics, City and Colour invites listeners on a transformative journey of love, loss, and ultimately, redemption.
Green draws inspiration from personal loss, including the passing of his cousin and longtime friend and collaborator, Karl Bareham. The album's first single, "Meant to Be," serves as a poignant tribute to Bareham and reflects Green's journey through grief and introspection.
Despite the album's somber themes, Green infuses it with a sense of hope and resilience. Through introspective lyrics and sophisticated instrumentals, he navigates themes of love, loss, and healing, ultimately finding solace in music as a means of expression and catharsis.
Collaborating with longtime band member Matt Kelly and a talented ensemble of musicians, Green delivers a raw and powerful musical experience. From the haunting melodies of "Bow Down to Love" to the anthemic energy of "Begin Again," each track showcases Green's unparalleled songwriting prowess and emotional depth.
As Green prepares to take "The Love Still Held Me Near" on the road, he reflects on the transformative power of music and the cathartic journey of creating this deeply personal album. With renewed conviction and musical camaraderie by his side, Green embarks on a new chapter, ready to share his story with audiences around the world.
"The Love Still Held Me Near" stands as a testament to resilience, introspection, and the enduring power of music to heal and inspire. Through its evocative melodies and heartfelt lyrics, City and Colour invites listeners on a transformative journey of love, loss, and ultimately, redemption.
Ben Bridwell, frontman of Band of Horses, is set to serenade audiences with emotionally charged performances as the band embarks on their "Acoustic At The Ryman" Tour in 2014. Known for their blend of indie rock and country influences, Band of Horses captivates listeners with hits like "No One's Gonna Love You" and "Is There a Ghost" from their acclaimed albums. With their latest tour, the band strips down their sound for an intimate experience, complemented by the release of "Acoustic At The Ryman."
Formed in 2004 by Bridwell and Mat Brooke, Band of Horses has evolved through various lineup changes, cultivating a lush and confessional sound that resonates with fans. Collaborating on songwriting and instrumentation, the band delivers a unique concert experience and continues to captivate audiences with their heartfelt melodies.
As fans eagerly anticipate the upcoming tour, they also reminisce about the band's more upbeat 2012 album, "Mirage Rock," featuring hits like "Slow Cruel Hands of Time" and "Knock Knock." Despite Bridwell's self-deprecating humor about his musical prowess, his dedication to his craft shines through in each performance, promising many more years of soul-stirring music from Band of Horses.
| Type | Codes |
|---|---|
| Artist | UNDERGROUND / PONYSHOW / ANTI ( Apply Code Here ) |
| Rock the Ruins | RTR |
| Clyde Theatre | SHOWER |
| LiveNation / Ticketmaster | SOUNDCHECK / COVERT / PERFORM / STAGE |
| Frog Alley Summer Stage | FROGALLEY |
| Citi Card / Chase Card | 546616 / 412800 / 428208 / 541712 |
| Jade Presents | LAREDO |
| The Rooftop | Rooftop |
| AMEX | INGOLD 8778770987 |
| OTHERS | MUSIC |
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