July 13 – Abilene’s Lounge – Rochester, NYĭeerhunter (featuring Bradford Cox) is touring in support of Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? (4AD Records). July 12 – Now That’s Class – Cleveland, OH July 7 – 7th Street Entry – Minneapolis, MN July 3 – The Pyramid Scheme – Grand Rapids, MI July 2 – This Ain’t Hollywood – Hamilton, ON June 30 – Montreal International Jazz Fest – Montreal, QC
June 28 – Haymarket Lounge at City Winery – Boston, MA The new song is described as “tropical-pop”, and already had over 1.5 million streams on Spotify. Most of their early songs consisted of Real Life songs - including new hit single “Jessica WJ”. The group also mentioned how much they enjoy St Paul, even though they confessed they played the 7th Street Entry (Minneapolis) a “bunch of times”.ĭiehard fans loved the classic singles (“East Coast Girl”, “High School Lover”), but those only came in the later half of their set. Ben thanked the audience and knew the differences between St Paul and its rival, Minneapolis. The group stopped by the Turf Club in St Paul as part of their tour. The record did incredibly well with critics, particularly Filter and the Guardian (who said the record was “endless summer pop”).Ĭurrently, the Santa Monica group is touring in support of their new album Real Life (The Van Records). The band, led by twin brothers Zach Yudin and Ben Yudin, signed with Secretly Canadian in 2012 and released their debut Bigfoot. We’ve been writing about Cayucas since 2013… which was early in the group’s formation. Look for Lucid Vanguard at Laughing Sun Brewing in North Dakota on July 13, Mortimers in Minneapolis on July 26 (with get thee to The Nunnery), and for Rocktober: White Wall Sessions in Sioux Falls, South Dakota on October 4th. After thanking the audience for listening, the band ended their set with “Angelina”. Lucid VanGuard’s latest release is “Sound of Nature”, and musically, it suggests the band’s music is more natural and atmospheric than typical pop/rock groups. The group is part of the record label/collective Kremblems. Taking the stage was Karl Remus on vocals/guitars, Warren Thomas Fenzi on drums, Bailey Cogan (aka 26 Bats!) on keys, Christian Wheeler on bass, Daniel “Chavo” Chavez on trumpet … and for this live performance, they’re joined by Dave on guitars (I didn’t catch the last name when they were introducing the band near the end of their set). California band Cayucas headlined the Turf Club in St Paul on Sunday, July 7.
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