It would take a nearly a decade for Grum's second release, Deep State, to come out, which was followed shortly thereafter by an announcement that Grum had formed his own record label. Grum's debut album, Heartbeats, caught the electronic music industry's attention for its post-'80s, electronic dance sound that drew comparisons to Daft Punk's sophomore album, Discovery. Scottish producer Graeme Shepherd (known by his stage name Grum), has spent the last decade establishing himself as one of the most sophisticated and emotive producers in electronic music. Thursday, June 30, at It'll Do Club, 4322 Elm St., $13+ at Sunday sees a return to the stage for one of the most mysterious bands in North Texas, and on Monday, you can take your pick from July 4 festivals in Dallas and Denton - one will definitely be more traditional than the other.ĩ p.m. On Saturday, you can start the Fourth festivities early with the Outlaw Music Festival in Fair Park or get nostalgic with Motion City Soundtrack at the House of Blues. There's also Cola at Ruins if you're looking for something much smaller.

Friday brings with it the longest list of decisions to choose from with Frank Turner in Victory Park, Fleet Foxes in Deep Ellum and Rod Stewart in Fort Worth. Your concert week begins with a late-night dance party with Grum on the outskirts of Deep Ellum. had the time of my life, would repeat it eagerly.It's Fourth of July weekend, and while recent Supreme Court decisions may have you wondering if America's birthday party is one worth showing up for, North Texas music venues have plenty for you to celebrate whether you're feeling patriotic or not.

They gifted us english house at the house of blues, i will never forget that performance! i wanted to plead for kept woman but i know basically nobody cares to hear it ha. it was a much more attentive crowd, many of whom had also waited almost ten years to see them. the interaction between the crowd and the band was also much better. i enjoyed being able to observe skye skjelset & morgan henderson. House of blues was much better, i got much closer and the audio was much clearer. it meant those of us who sat in the front had to stand, meaning everyone behind us either couldn't see or they would have to stand too - creating a chain reaction. there were seats, but then there was a standing pit where an orchestra would normally *sit* - created viewing issues. augustine the crowd was extremely large (at least 2,000 people) and some of them showed up to fucking talk. i preferred the show at the house of blues to the one in st. His voice was crisp and clear, he carried his notes well and sang every song passionately.

fleet foxes are an excellent live band, robin pecknold is not a vocalist to be joked with. i drove over 10 hours in total to make these two dates happen, but i didn't feel any fatigue because i was so excited. augustine, fl on 03/02 & at the house of blues in buena vista, fl on 03/03. I saw fleet foxes after an agonizing decade long wait in st.

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