Snow Patrol returned to the 9:30 Club in Washington DC on Friday April 6th to a sold out audience. It has been several years since they’ve played the club, and it was a treat for fans to have such a small venue. I’ve seen several Snow Patrol gigs at the 9:30 club and have never been disappointed. But this night, the band gave a stunner of a show. From the moment they set foot on stage it was apparent we were in for a wild ride. All seemed full of energy and joy. Yes, JOY. [photos]
Snow Patrol lit up the Tabernacle in the heart of Atlanta on Monday April 2nd. They stormed on stage to the stomping beat of Hands Open where they kept the crowd in their grasp the entire night. The Irish-Scottish guitar band are no strangers to Atlanta, having played here more than a half dozen times. In fact, this is the city I first saw the band live, back in 2004. The clubs have gotten bigger, the crowds have gotten massive, and everything about the show has become more grand, except the humble, down-to-earth way Gary Lightbody embraces the crowd and chatters as if it is he who is in awe of what he is witnessing instead of the crowds in awe of him. photos. setlist
Curren$y. Um, why am I not a fan of any band or business that uses $$ in their name? Curren$y is a young, energetic, and fun artist. He’s so physically expressive that it almost borders on comical at times, but it works well for stage performance. Unlike some hiphop artists, his lyrics and demeaner are…
