Sherwood Concert Review
I went to a Sherwood concert over spring break so I thought I'd post review/photos/video from it. The opening bands were Reece, Seabird and The Stars of Track and Field. All of the bands sort of had a summertime, power pop feel to them which made it a good concert for the start of spring.
The guy from Reece used to be in a band called the Amorous, who added me as a friend on MySpace a few years ago. I haven't really listened to a lot of them, but one of the things that made me really want to go to this concert was to see them live. You can learn more about them here.
A band called Seabird played next, who I thought were really good. The songs use a lot of piano/keys which I love and their songs are really catchy. You can learn more about them here.
I also got a video of them:
A band called The Stars of Track and Field played next. I don't know a lot by them, but I definitely want to check out more by them.
Sherwood make "upbeat pop rock" (as described on wiki). In concert, Sherwood described one of their songs as upbeat music with sad lyrics. Some previous members of Sherwood are now in the band We Shot the Moon, which I also listen to. I didn't get to stay for the whole set, but I liked how they had a mix of older and newer songs.
Here's some short videos I got of "Not Gonna Love" and "The Summer Sends Its Love":
Have you been to any good concerts lately?
The guy from Reece used to be in a band called the Amorous, who added me as a friend on MySpace a few years ago. I haven't really listened to a lot of them, but one of the things that made me really want to go to this concert was to see them live. You can learn more about them here.
A band called Seabird played next, who I thought were really good. The songs use a lot of piano/keys which I love and their songs are really catchy. You can learn more about them here.
I also got a video of them:
Click to viewA band called The Stars of Track and Field played next. I don't know a lot by them, but I definitely want to check out more by them.
Sherwood make "upbeat pop rock" (as described on wiki). In concert, Sherwood described one of their songs as upbeat music with sad lyrics. Some previous members of Sherwood are now in the band We Shot the Moon, which I also listen to. I didn't get to stay for the whole set, but I liked how they had a mix of older and newer songs.
Here's some short videos I got of "Not Gonna Love" and "The Summer Sends Its Love":
Have you been to any good concerts lately?