MICHELLE – Oct.31
Opener: Nickname Jos
Where: Motorco Music Hall, Durham
When: 8pm Monday, Oct.31
Price: $18/$24
MICHELLE Tickets
It is a shame Halloween fell on a Monday this year, but MICHELLE is here to excite the Monday nightlife and welcome November
MICHELLE is a R&B group from New York City. Their discography is filled to the brim with upbeat tracks and rich harmonies. This vocal-led group is extremely dynamic in rhythm, tone and musical composition. Each member has so much vocal control and range, allowing the group to create some stunning vocal lines. They will put on a fantastic show.
Superorganism – Nov. 3
Opener: Blood Cultures
Where: Motorco Music Hall, Durham
When: 8pm Thursday, Nov. 3
Price: $22/$25
Superorganism Tickets
Superorganism is a psychedelic indie pop band from London. I would also like to highlight their opener, Blood Cultures, an anoynoymus experimental indie pop project from Brooklyn. Both of these bands have such a unique aura.
To add to the excitement of this performance, Superorganism released their album, “World Wide Pop” this year and just released a remix album, “World Wide Pop- Reeeemix!” Oct.28. These two bands will certainly bring lots of new sounds to the stage.
Oso Oso – Nov.6
Opener: M.A.G.S and Anxious
Where: Motorco Music Hall, Durham
When: 8pm Sunday, Nov.6
Price: $19/$23
OSO OSO Tickets
Oso Oso is an alternative emo band from Long Beach, New York. Oso Oso has such a well versed discography, ranging from heavy rock to light alternative tracks. The openers M.A.G.S. and Anxious will complement his wide range of music wonderfully.
Opener, M.A.G.S is an indie garage rock and pop project from Buffalo, New York. Anxious is an dreamo band from Connecticut. This trio of artists have a wide variety of sounds, yet remain unified in their melancholy tone.
Sorry – Nov.12
Opener: N/A
Where: Local 506, Chapel Hill
When: 9pm Saturday, Nov.12
Price: $13/$15
Sorry taps into an astral of genres to create there unique sound– ranging from bubblegrunge, punk, indie rock, and psychedelic. Hailing from London, this duo brings with them a weighty discography.
Their newest album, “Anywhere by Here” released Oct. 7. In my opinion, it contains some of their best work.
The freshness of their album will certainly contribute to an extremely energized show.
Omar Apollo – Nov. 20
Opener: N/A
Where: The Ritz, Raleigh
When: 7:45pm Sunday, Nov.20
Price: $50
Last, but certainly not least, R&B artist Omar Apollo. He released his fourth full album, “Ivory” earlier this year. Although I think it was less successful compared to his previous work– it is clear his energy is ecstatic throughout this tour.
If this show reflects “Ivory”, it will have an excellent variety of high and low energy tracks. Each track in his discography is rich– he just has such a great voice.
Omar Apollo keeps achieving more with each and every release, this performance will be rich in talent, stage presence and musical variety.
