Twin Cities band Early Eyes talks tour life, creative process
Their March 4 performance showcased the band’s newest album, “Look Alive!”
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Their March 4 performance showcased the band’s newest album, “Look Alive!”
Epitaph’s Early Eyes made their return to Minneapolis’ 7th Street Entry on Saturday with special guests FruitPunchLoverBoy and Trash Date. I had been folding laundry all day and listening to Early Eyes as my dog looked up at me. She admittedly didn’t bop her head as much as I did, but I know she would have if bulldogs had less unforgiving sausage-y necks. I know she was thrilled that I got to have an evening downtown to see a band I’d heard so much about. The night opened up with Trash Date. They were fronted by bass player and singer Megan
Live music highlights for Jan. 19-25 include Turn Turn Turn, Ani DiFranco, Suki Waterhouse and Drone Not Drones.
This year's weekly winter offerings at the Turf Club and Icehouse also include a run by transplanted indie-rock act Yellow Ostrich.