This is fine.
I’d been looking forward to seeing Spiritualized for awhile now, ever since the show popped up on the calendar. I knew it would be a packed house, and it was pretty full over at Emos, which always has an upside and a downside.
You can read on for our thoughts on opener Nikki Lane and the headliner below….with the usual camera shots from Brian Gray.
| Date | Wednesday, May 16th |
|---|---|
| Location | Emos |
| Doors | 900 pm |
| Tickets | $22 from C3 |
Jason Spaceman and Spirtualized don’t really need a huge introduction, or really a reason to convince you to see them at Emos on Wednesday. Â The group’s recent release, Sweet Heart Sweet Light, has been universally heralded, and the cult status of the band is as strong as ever. Â But, for those of you looking for a special something, you need to get there extra early in order to witness the songstress Nikki Lane. Â Her music’s got a bit of twang to it, which is perhaps why Spiritualized have taken her out on the road. Â There’s a sultry quality to her voice, and her live performance is something you’ve got to witness to understand. Â Sounds like two great bands in line for one great show this Wednesday night.
[audio:https://austintownhall.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/nikki-lane-gone-gone-gone_2011-07-13-003211-4137-0-0-0.128.mp3]Download: Nikki Lane – Gone Gone Gone [MP3]
[audio:https://austintownhall.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/spiritualized_-_soul_on_fire.mp3]Download: Spiritualized – Soul on Fire [MP3]
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