Royal And The Serpent joined Games We Play and Bring Me The Horizon on Fall Out Boy's 'So Much For (Tour) Dust' Holmdel show date (August 5, 2023)
Royal And The Serpent joined Games We Play and Bring Me The Horizon on Fall Out Boy's 'So Much For (Tour) Dust' Holmdel show date (August 5, 2023).
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KACIE HILL & LUC SWIFT (@kaciejewelhill & @luc_swift) Folksy singer-songwriter duo from San Francisco. ACTIVEMIRROR (@active_mirror) Alternative post-punk from Aruba. PUNCHLOVE (@punchlve) Brooklyn-based experimental art-rock. THE SEWING CLUB (@sewingclubband) Bedroom indie-rock from Nashville. HIGH. (@high.asfuckband) Jersey-based modern shoegaze. MARCEL (@vive.marcel) "Noisy pot-pourri" post-punk from Belgium. DALLAS LOVE FIELD
BEE BLACKWELL (@beeblackwell_) Grungy female-fronted alt-rock from Texas. WIRING (@wiring___) Brooklyn-based melodic math-gaze. HAUSE PLANTS (@hauseplants) Euphoric dance-rock from Lisbon. FAKE POLLOCKS (@fakepollocks) A math-rocky post-punk amalgamation from NYC. MIDSCALE (@midscaleband) "Kind of shoegaze" from France. THE JUMPCUTS (@thejumpcutsrock) West Palm Beach upbeat garage-rock. SUNSET IMAGES (@sunset__images) Melancholic kraut-gaze-noise-rock
This year’s New Colossus Festival was a whirlwind. We laughed, we cried, and we spent way too much money on frozen margaritas (thank you, Pianos). But more than anything, we made many new friends, and experienced a ton of incredible shows. Our Tuesday (Day 1) recap features some of
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