Weekly Photo Roundup - May 11, 2016 ft. Leisure Club, David Vertesi, Said The Whale

Weekly Photo Roundup for the week preceding May 11, 2016

Hope you got the chance to check out the sold out evening with Said The Whale this past week. We laughed, we cried, we sang along. Check out Kirk's review for a full recap.

Also, big thanks to Converse and the Rubber Tracks program for the free Leisure Club show at El Kartel. If you missed it, you can see them again on May 28th at the Media Club with Van Damsel.

Check out the concert calendar for what is coming up this week!

Photos by Christine McAvoy

Weekly Photo Roundup - May 05, 2016 ft. Kalle Mattson, Jason Collett ft Zeus, Laura Sauvage, Aidan Knight

Weekly Photo Roundup for the week preceding May 05, 2016

Little bit of a delay this week with my lack of internet, but the photos!...they have arrived!

First set is from the Jason Collett show featuring his backing band of Zeus (read Kirk's review here) with Kalle Mattson opening.
And the second was from Aidan Knight's return to Vancouver at the Biltmore last week, with Laura Sauvage opening (you can read Kirk's review of that too, here).

Check out the concert calendar for what is coming up this week!

Photos by Christine McAvoy

Weekly Photo Roundup - April 20, 2016 ft. Catlow, Modern Space, The Provincial Archive

Weekly Photo Roundup for the week preceding April 20, 2016

Christine: Well, I wish that this post also featured photos from Record Store Day 2016 & Lovecoast show, but alas, I seemed to have lost a card of mine somewhere at Caprice Nightclub during the Beer Wars event. But there are a few pics and videos from the day up on instagram - click here to see them and give us a follow!

Good news is that I DO have photos from the Modern Space show at the Cobalt last week with Catlow. And you can check them out above. I'm still humming this earworm.

Jess: Friday night at the Biltmore, Jess checked out Edmonton outfit The Provincial Archive for some refreshingly solid, no frills indie rock. If you haven't yet, check out their latest EP (self-titled) on Bandcamp.

The Provincial Archive photos by Jessica Brodeur, Catlow & Modern Space photos by Christine McAvoy
 

Weekly Photo Roundup - April 13, 2016 ft. The Ruffled Feathers, Dan Moxon

Weekly Photo Roundup for the week preceding April 13, 2016

Jess: This week we feature The Ruffled Feathers, who debuted a truckload of new music on the Wise Hall on Saturday night. The new music has flares of New Orleans jazzy funeral march songs wrapped in a chamber-pop bow. Can't wait to get more of it when their new record comes out, but for now the only place to get it is by seeing them live!

Christine: Speaking of 'truckload', Red Truck beer just announced their summer concert series lineup yesterday with a kickoff event at the brewery. Dan Moxon played a set, which is convenient because his band Bend Sinister will be performing during the July date of the series. Check out our festival event post for the full lineup!

Ruffled Feathers photos by Jessica Brodeur, Dan Moxon photos by Christine McAvoy

Weekly Photo Roundup - April 06 2016 ft. Youngblood, Frankie, Leisure Club, Gang Signs, MU, Car Seat Headrest, Thao and The Get Down Stay Down

Weekly Photo Roundup for the week* preceding April 6, 2016

*Last two weeks actually.
It's been a rough one over here for 3am Revelations, as we lost a friend to brain cancer last week that we knew from the music community and, like us, was a huge Canadian music fan.

Filling in the time with live shows helped ease some of the pain, and made me think of Neil even more, knowing there were bands he would have enjoyed.

The show from the previous week I hadn't shown you yet was Thao and The Get Down Stay Down, along with Car Seat Headrest at the Cobalt. It was a packed show (literally, hard to move around) and had a lot of energy. I'm glad I caught it.

Then there were two nights in a row at the Fox Cabaret last week, for MU's album release, with Gang Signs, and then a summertime themed party with Youngblood, Frankie, and one of Vancouver's newest bands, Leisure Club. Between the weather outside, and the music inside, you could have sworn it WAS summer here. Check out the photos above.

Photos by Christine McAvoy