Quantcast

Indie Rock Show Lists:
 new york  //  chicago  //  los angeles 
My Rockness: Track your favorite bands and shows online.
My Rockness: Track your favorite bands and shows online.
SIGN UP/LOG IN
New!

6th Street Warehouse
Amoeba Music- Hollywood
Avalon Hollywood
Boardner's of Hollywood
Bordello
Canyon Club
Club Nokia
Detroit Bar
Echo Curio
El Cid
El Rey Theatre
Ford Ampitheatre
Gibson Ampitheatre at Universal CityWalk
Henry Fonda Theater
Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood Palladium
House Of Blues Anaheim
House of Blues Sunset Strip
Jensen RecCenter Studio
Key Club
King King
Knitting Factory
La Cita
LaBrie's (formerly The Scene)
Largo
Malibu Performing Arts Center
McCabe's Guitar Shop
McWorld
Mr. T's Bowl
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
NOKIA Theatre L.A. LIVE
Orpheum Theatre
Pehrspace
Regent Theater Downtown
Rhino Records
Royce Hall (UCLA)
Safari Sam's
Santa Monica Civic
Silent Movie Theatre
Silverlake Lounge
Spaceland
Staples Center
Tangier
The Derby
The Echo
The Forum
The Glass House
The Greek Theatre
The Hotel Cafe
The Mint
The Roxy
The Smell
The Viper Room
The Wiltern
Three Clubs
Troubadour
UCI Bren Events Center
Vista Theatre
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Whisky a Go-Go


Wild Nothing's lo-fi pop perfectly captures something like nostalgia.

Virginia's Jack Tatum is Wild Nothing, a one-man band that plays shimmering and shiny indie-pop that gives off a general sense of hazy guitar happiness with a nice and sunny splash of synth wistfulness.

Wild Nothing's music has been compared to the swirling sweetness of another one of our favorite pop bands, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart. I hear that, for sure. But, of course, both The Pains and Wild Nothing know a thing or two about '80s shoegaze-pop bands too, so throw in those old guys (Black Tambourine, Velocity Girl etc... ) as a reference as well.

I feel I should also mention that Wild Nothing's fantastic debut album Gemini on Captured Tracks (Blank Dogs, Beach Fossils) could very well be the album of the summer. It's got just the right amount of beach to go along those exceptional splashes of tender angst. The sticky songs are just like a clear night spent on a boardwalk underneath radiant stars.

That reminds me, how good is funnel cake? I'll answer for you. It's super good.

BUY TICKETS TO SEE WILD NOTHING AT THE ECHO!


Wild Nothing play The Echo, on Sunday, September 12th.

Recent Recommended Shows:

 08.23  Cap'n Jazz are back!
 08.16  Jaill makes super catchy garage-pop.
 08.09  Woven Bones rock the BDOSAP!
 08.03  The Joy Formidable hook it up.

View the complete ARCHIVE >>

HOME | ABOUT US | ADVERTISE WITH US | PRIVACY POLICY |TERMS & CONDITIONS | ANTI-SPAM POLICY

Copyright © 2004 - 2007 Oh My Rockness Inc.