Two Gallants were very serious about their craft and made me hope I’ll find something that I’m as passionate about as they are about making music. They obviously love to perform and get the crowd itching for the next song like they’ve been living in a musical desert. They managed to give the audience a glimpse of an America at a time when the West was wild and the outlaws were heroes. Billy the Kid woulda been proud. Together the two bands gave us the perfect concert experience and we were surprised to see Alec CYHSY Ounsworth in the crowd. For just a split second I actually thought, but we’re in Amsterdam, aren’t we? Afterwards we found that it’s impossible to compare the two bands. They’re both so different but equally, stupendously good.
Cold War Kids - Saint John
Two days ago we also went to see Tapes n Tapes. They seem like four regular guys who just happened to have figured out the formula to amazingly beautiful songs. And thank Moses they did. It was their bass player’s birthday and the last gig of their European tour so it turned into a fun celebration. They seemed genuinely happy and surprised that the Small Hall was packed with some almost scary, intense fans. They didn’t have a support band and they came on really fast, so everything went by in a flash, which is not a comment on their skills. On the contrary, afterwards we were left wanting much, much more. They have only had one album out, so I was just being a greedy little fangirl. Oh yeah, it was a goooood week for 100b.
My favorite song was also my highlight of the night:
I want to add a little shoutout to aDawgg for his first excellent post. Bow-wow, aDawgg, bow-wow.


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