Lucy Michelle and The Velvet Lapelles at Nomad
Thursday, November 20, 2008 » Other shows: Coming Soon, Shows Will Be Here
Nomad World Pub • 9:00pm
Added to calendar on Jun 28
Lucy Michelle and The Velvet Lapelles
From Minneapolis
First show since since November 15, 2008 • First Nomad show since November 13, 2008 • First headlining show since November 13, 2008 • First Nomad headlining show since November 13, 2008 • 12th show on MN Live's calendar since May 17, 2008
From last.fm:
Twin Cities based band, according to their Twitter "Combine a dash of equal parts; old-time, mountain, bluegrass, gypsy, rag, polka. folk., punk, pop, with the whistle of Andrew Bird." Band lineup features Lucy Michell on vocals/Ukelele/Piano, Geoff Freeman on Drums/vocals, Chris Graham on Guitar, Ashley Boman on Accordion/trinket jar and Eamonn McLain on Cello/Throat Trombone. Tracks are available for listening at their myspace, http://www.myspace.com/lucymichell Read more about Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles on Last.fm.
Magic Castles
From Minneapolis
First show since since October 31, 2008 • First Nomad show • 14th show on MN Live's calendar since April 18, 2007
From last.fm:
The Magic Castles are a psychedelic rock band which formed in 2006 in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota, United States. The band is the musical project of songwriter Jason Edmonds. The band has released three albums, "The Lore of Mysticore" (2008), "Dreams of Dreams of Dreams" (2009) and "Songs of the Forest" (2009) all of which are out of print. Anton Newcombe of the Brian Jonestown Massacre signed the band to his imprint "A" Records in 2011 and their eponymous fourth record (a collection of previously released tunes) was released in 2012. Read more about Magic Castles on Last.fm.
Spiritual Mansions
From Minneapolis
First show since since April 28, 2008 • First Nomad show since October 6, 2007 • 11th show on MN Live's calendar since October 10, 2006
Invisible Boy
From Minneapolis
First show since since September 9, 2008 • First Nomad show
From last.fm:
They have been called “one of the best bands of their kind” by the editor of Drumbeat Magazine, but Invisible Boy almost never played a note together. In 2003, the band’s founder took a vow of musical silence. “Music was kind of taking over my life,” Townsend said. “But after a long time it became clear that I was meant to be singing – not to get applause, but to give a gift. This is what the band is all about.” Today the five unlikely friends are widely known for their lively and hopeful acoustic folk-pop Read more on Last.fm