On November 10, L.A.-based sextet, West Indian Girl, returns to the bay area to headline at the Independent. Their last performance was at the Treasure Island Music Festival where they played a 20 minute set on the side stage. I remember wanting to hear more. If I said that the sound is like a Death Cab meets Honeycut, you might get a good idea for the sound, but I don't think that's exactly it. The show at the Independent is the 3rd Annual D.A. Taylor Charitable Foundation Benefit. Opening for West Indian Girl is Earlimart.
The show is on November 10, at the Independent and tickets are $13-$30 and available at Independent.com
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Also returning to San Francisco is Vampire Weekend. Check out my earlier post about Vampire Weekend when they opened for the Shout Out Louds at the Rickshaw Stop. I'm very excited for their return. This time they will headline the Independent. They claim to be specialists in the following styles: "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa", "Upper West Side Soweto", "Campus", and "Oxford Comma Riddim." If you don't know what that means, that means you don't know anything. Go read a book. Or just go to their myspace page and listen to a couple of tracks.
Vampire Weekend performs on Wednesday 12/5 @ The Independent. Tickets are $12 and available at Independent.com
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Coming Soon to the Independent!
Posted by Tenacious Hand Stamp at 2:10 PM
Labels: Independent, SFlivemusic, treasureislandmusicfestival, Vampire Weekend, westindiangirl
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