The Lemon Twigs

Tuesday April 25th

Doors 7pm, Show 730pm

$22 Advance, $26 Day of Show

16+

spotify presale 2/14 8am – 2/16 10pm mt

— THE LEMON TWIGS — On Everything Harmony, the fourth full-length studio release from New York’s The Lemon Twigs, the prodigiously talented brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario offer 13 original servings of beauty that showcase an emotional depth and musical sophistication far beyond their years as a band, let alone as young men. While they eagerly devour musical influences from everything and everywhere, they have somehow arrived at a cohesive and dynamic sound that speaks to our troubled times.

Having bounded onto the music scene with their precocious 2016 debut Do Hollywood, they threw caution to the wind two years later on their followup Go to School. By the time of their third album, Songs for the General Public (2020) The Lemon Twigs had begun to pull from a wide range of multigenerational inspirations, expertly darting from twee chamber pop balladry to full on glam punk, mixing plaintive singer-songwriter confessionals with an almost Syd Barrett sense of outré pop. In an interview from the time,they expressed an interest in creating “something really beautiful sounding” based on vocal harmonies and developing their combined melodic sensibilities into a setting where “the sounds were as important as the songs” themselves.

–UNI BOYS– Sprouting from the middle-class suburban wasteland of Aliso Viejo, CA, the boys confused by the futility of their daily lives began to envelop their day-to-day routine with the study and discovery of new music — primarily Rock ‘n’ Roll. Forming at the age of 15, they battled with establishing a sound. When faced with this challenge, they decided to combine all their favorite aspects of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Now in their early 20’s, and teamed up with Curation Records, Uni Boys are set to release their 4th album this summer, following the recent release of their album Do It All Next Week. Continuing to celebrate the simplicity of a three-minute pop song, yet intrigued by the avant-garde side of rock ‘n’ roll, the boys blend their visions to the best of their ability.