On Monday, February 12th is a concert that is part of 105.7 The Point's Birth-Month event series bringing Los Angeles, California's rock act Black Rebel Motorcycle Club to Delmar Hall. Special guests Night Beats from Seattle, Washington will be performing their experimental brand of R&B. The doors open at 7:00 pm and the show goes from 8:00 pm to 11:45 pm. This is an all-ages show. Minors incur a $2.00 surcharge. Visit HERE for the event details on Facebook.
The next night both bands will be appearing at The Truman in Kansas City, Missouri, as well. The doors for this concert open at 7:00 pm and the show occurs from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Visit HERE for the event details on Facebook.
Continue on below to visit the artists online and to check out the latest on Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.
- Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: (LA, CA.)
Genre: Rock
https://blackrebelmotorcycleclub.com
https://www.facebook.com/BRMCOfficial
- Night Beats: (Seattle, WA.)
Genre: Experimental R&B
https://www.facebook.com/thenightbeats.u.s
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club:
Release New Single "Echo" - PRESS HERE to Listen.
Their new album Wrong Creatures is now available.
North American Tour now in progess...
(Credit: Tessa Angus)
"Black Rebel Motorcycle Club return to their trademark sound - scuzzy bass, slurry, heavily processed vocals and shrieking guitars - on 'Little Thing Gone Wild'" - Rolling Stone
"gutsy rock 'n' roll" - NPR
"deeply hypnotic narco-blues." - Entertainment Weekly
"A down and dirty garage rock song, ['Little Thing Gone Wild' is] lurking with menacing intent and boasting frontman Peter Hayes' trademark earthy croon." -Clash
Recently, widely acclaimed California-based band Black Rebel Motorcycle Club has released their new single "Echo" - PRESS HERE to listen to the latest offering from the veteran rockers that features a striking, heavy-hitting guitar riff with a tantalizing hook and a booming chorus. "Echo" is now available from their 7th studio album Wrong Creatures.
- PRESS HERE to order the album, produced by Nick Launay (Nick Cave, Arcade Fire). The band also recently released the video for single "Little Thing Gone Wild" - PRESS HERE to watch.
Recorded in Los Angeles, Wrong Creatures takes a journey throughout rock's history, taking unlikely twists and turns, both peppered with historic influences but also having one foot firmly in the present. Remarkably, drummer Leah Shapiro was recovering from a brain tumor she suffered a few years ago while the album was created. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club has been crafting perfectly honed, bluesy, psychedelic garage-rock since 1998. Ultimately, the band are survivors during an era where rock'n'roll can often be overshadowed by garish pop and domineering hip-hop - they have learned how to cut out all the noise and concentrate on what matters.
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club has also announced a North American tour which kicked off on January 15th and is bringing the band to major cities across the country including Los Angeles, Washington DC, Boston, Brooklyn, and more - tickets are on sale now (PRESS HERE to purchase.) The band has partnered with Plus 1 for the tour in which $1 from each ticket will be donated to War Child, a worldwide organization that supports programs aiding women & children dislocated and impacted by war, political unrest, terrorism and poverty.
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club are Peter Hayes (vocal, guitar, harmonica), Robert Levon Been (vocal, bass, guitar), and Leah Shapiro (vocal, drums).
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"Echo" Single Art
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