Wild Minneapolis: November 22 to November 24, 2015

Also, be on the lookout for Scott Weiland & The Wildabouts at Medina Entertainment Center (12/03) and Wild Belle at Fine Line Music Café (12/08).

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Baltimore shoegaze revivalist Wildhoney will be in town on Sunday, November 22nd, at the 7th Street Entry. The five-piece (singer Lauren Shusterich sings, guitarist Joe Trainor and Marybeth Mareski, drummer Zach Inscho, and bassist Alan Everhart) is touring in support of their new EP Your Face Sideways (Topshelf Records).



Noisey described the EP as, “The record qualifies as an EP, and yet it packs such breadth and length it would be obtuse to not consider it a full record in its own right.”


Local guests Waveless (who we previously mentioned played with Mount Eerie) and
Real Numbers (who previously played with Salad Boys).



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Los Angeles’ The Lonely Wild (not to be confused with the Young Wild) is back in Minneapolis, supporting their new sophomore album Chasing White Light (eOne Music / Fast Plastic).



Frontman Andrew Carroll talked about the so-called “death album” noting, “This album doesn’t dwell on the despair of it all. It’s about looking at death for what it is – something we all go through at some point. It’s that great mystery and no one really knows what happens. You’re never going to know until you get there. And you have to come to terms with that. Through writing these songs I’ve come to accept it and not totally fear it. And I hope our fans can too.”



Touring with The Lonely Wild is Young Buffalo, who we previously mentioned the band as from being from Mississippi. The five-piece rock band (singer/guitarist Jim Barrett, guitarist Ben Yarbrough, keyboardist Will Eubanks, bassist Andrew Guinn, and drummer Timothy Burkhead) has a new album called House, an 11-track album produced by Dave Schiffman (Haim, Weezer).



Local Jonathan Seldat to open.



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People are saying that Big Wild is going to become the breakout act in the electronic music scene for 2015/ 2016. Already this year Big Wild has toured with many artists including Gramatik and has remixed everyone including Sylvan Esso, Griz and Bro Safari.

Big Wild will be on tour with Odesza, along with Hayden James (who previously opened for Odesza last Rocktober), and will be performing at First Avenue both Monday, November 23rd and Tuesday, November 24th in the main room.

Odesza is an electronic duo from Seattle featuring Harrison Mills (CatacombKid) and Clayton Knight (BeachesBeaches). These guys have only release two studio albums and one re-issue since their conception in 2012 but they have completely taken the electronic world by storm.

Both Monday and Tuesday’s shows are already sold out.

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