Eric's Trip
Sorry for the lack of posts this week, put the blame on those English essays. For those who need their Singing Lamb dose each day, I suggest you check out the Twitter page! It’s mostly mindless ramblings of boredom but every so often, I throw news items up there! Also, I suggest you trek back to read my Juno-live feed – good times were had; and by good I mean drunken and miserable times. If you enjoyed my Juno-tweeting and felt bad for me, you can just make it up to me with a beer the next time you see me at a show. Thanks in advance! (Click on the blue bird on the search bar for more Twitter fun)
Here’s some news for you!
Thunderheist will be at Sonic Boom on April 8th for an in-store performance. It’ll be all-ages, free and from 7:00 pm – 7:30 pm. Fun times guaranteed.
DD/MM/YYYY will be playing an in-store at Soundscapes on Tuesday April 14th at 7:00 pm.
Another option on April 14th would be Metric and Holy Fuck at the Mod Club as that show has officially been confirmed. The show is all-ages and tickets will go on sale tomorrow via Ticketmaster.
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone and Cryptacize will play a show in town on July 8th; a venue has yet to be announced yet.
Attack in Black will return to Toronto for a show at the Horseshoe on May 9th. Tickets are $10.00 and the show is 19+.
As previously reported, Crystal Castles will be at the Sound Academy on July 25th, but it looks like Austrailia’s Cut Copy will join them. This comes as good news who may have missed their recent stint at Circa with Matt and Kim.
Opening for M.Ward at the Phoenix on April 27th will be Chicago’s Joe Pug.
Gooseberry Records will put out an Eric’s Trip tribute album featuring 33 tracks performed by such acts as Dog Day, Rebekah Higgs, Shotgun Jimmy, Laura Borealis and much more. Read about it here!
Download a new track entitled “Land of the Freak” by King Khan & The Shrines (from their upcoming album,What Is?!) here. For a good time live, be sure to check them out at the Phoenix on May 12th. Tickets are still available for $15.00 and the show is 19+.
i(heart)music profiles Tune-Yards. Read more about it here or check out her Myspace. Fantastically eclectic and experimental fun for the quirky.
Fiona Apple covers Cy Coleman’s “Why Try To Change Me Now?” Listen to it here.
Click here to listen to the N.A.S.A. remix of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ latest single, “Zero”.
Speaking of remixes, duo Mates of State will release the first in a series of remix EPs, entitled Re-Arranged: Remix Vol. 1.
Another band confirmed for this year’s NXNE is Calgary’s Woodpigeon. Sweet, now I know two…
Happy listening!
Musically,
Melody
