Copeland Farewell Tour
I got to see Copeland on their Farewell Tour last week. They broke up, but decided to go on tour one last time (and they might release one more album). They went on tour with Person L (with Kenny from the Starting Line), I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business (with Ace Enders from the Early November) and Deas Vail.
Deas Vail
This was my second time seeing Deas Vail and I love them live. They played about 5 or 6 songs from their new album, Birds & Cages. I was hoping I'd hear some older songs live like "Shoreline" instead of just songs from their new album, but I understand they're trying to promote their new album.
Person L
Person L was next. I got to meet Kenny Vasoli, which was kind of exciting. Even though I love The Starting Line, I haven't really listened to a lot of Person L. The sound is a lot different from The Starting Line to me, but they put on a good show. I recognized the song "Wooden Soldiers".
I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business
Ace Enders, who played in the Early November and also has released a solo album, has another project called I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business. They have an album coming out really soon which is supposed to be like one long track (like the music never stops and the tracks all blend in to each other). I had listened to their first album, but I was only familiar with a few of their songs. I liked "Whispering", which was the last song they played. I got this video of them playing (I'm not sure what song it is though!):
Copeland
I got in the front for Copeland. They let fans vote on their setlist and I decided not to read it beforehand because I wanted to be surprised. It was my first time seeing them live, but it was nice to hear all the fan favorites and I thought it was a great show.
I got some videos of them performing that I posted on YouTube:
I got the Special Edition of "You Are My Sunshine" which I have wanted for a while (I remember putting it on my wishlist in 2008). I also got it autographed by Aaron Marsh (the lead singer of Copeland).
You can see more photos on my Flickr. Did anybody else go?
Deas Vail
This was my second time seeing Deas Vail and I love them live. They played about 5 or 6 songs from their new album, Birds & Cages. I was hoping I'd hear some older songs live like "Shoreline" instead of just songs from their new album, but I understand they're trying to promote their new album.
Person L
Person L was next. I got to meet Kenny Vasoli, which was kind of exciting. Even though I love The Starting Line, I haven't really listened to a lot of Person L. The sound is a lot different from The Starting Line to me, but they put on a good show. I recognized the song "Wooden Soldiers".
I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business
Ace Enders, who played in the Early November and also has released a solo album, has another project called I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business. They have an album coming out really soon which is supposed to be like one long track (like the music never stops and the tracks all blend in to each other). I had listened to their first album, but I was only familiar with a few of their songs. I liked "Whispering", which was the last song they played. I got this video of them playing (I'm not sure what song it is though!):
Click to viewCopeland
I got in the front for Copeland. They let fans vote on their setlist and I decided not to read it beforehand because I wanted to be surprised. It was my first time seeing them live, but it was nice to hear all the fan favorites and I thought it was a great show.
I got some videos of them performing that I posted on YouTube:
I got the Special Edition of "You Are My Sunshine" which I have wanted for a while (I remember putting it on my wishlist in 2008). I also got it autographed by Aaron Marsh (the lead singer of Copeland).
You can see more photos on my Flickr. Did anybody else go?