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by Er on 4/27/24The Sylvee - Madisonlots of reverberation, but it was still a good time
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ALVVAYS IN CONCERT:
Canadian indie pop outfit Alvvays made big moves in 2014, releasing their self-titled debut album to heaps of critical acclaim and a No. 1 spot on the US college charts before hitting the road on a highly anticipated tour. The band's live shows picked up where the album left off, featuring the wry, honest vocals of frontwoman Molly Rankin atop a gauzy wash of distorted guitar, jangly percussion, and vintage synth riffs. Rankin's unaffected voice is an ideal vessel, allowing her conflicted lyrics -- mundane and full of wonder in turns -- to really shine on songs like "Adult Diversion" and "Archie, Marry Me". A rising young act with big things on the horizon, Alvvays has fans eager to experience their nostalgic, fuzzed-out live shows on tour.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Alvvays formed in Toronto in 2012 around the music of Molly Rankin, a budding singer-songwriter who had previously released a solo EP in 2010. Shortly after that solo outing Rankin teamed up with childhood friend Kerri MacLellan (keyboards) and high school buddy Alec O'Hanley (guitar), and with the addition of bassist Brian "Ginger" Murphy and drummer Phil MacIsaac they became Alvvays. The group spent a couple years honing their sound and building a fanbase with regional shows, and in 2014 they released their self-titled debut album. The record was a success, topping the US college charts and earning praise from critics including Stereogum, Pitchfork, and Rolling Stone. The group made good on their growing reputation, delivering a string of powerful performances on their first headlining tour. Alvvays continues to deliver their high-energy indie sound to enthusiastic ticket buyers across the country, building anticipation for their highly anticipated sophomore album.
Over the course of their career, Alvvays have played venues such as The Depot, the Fillmore, and the Observatory North Park to capacity.
lots of reverberation, but it was still a good time
I saw the band Alvvays at the Sylvee in Madison, WI and it was great. Both the venue and band was fantastic! I'd definitely go see Alvvays again and see a show at the Sylvee.
even though i only stayed for a couple of their songs after alex g, the lead singer literally sounded and look like a nordic princess. the acoustics were beautiful, and the live versions were just as good if not better than studio.
So Alvvays sounds incredible live. I was super blown away. Easily one of the strongest live acts I’ve ever seen actually. Often I’ll go to shows and bands don’t quite live up to how good the record is. Molly is incredible and the band was extremely tight. Blown away.
Both bands were outstanding. Great staff. 9.50 a bit pricey for a amall beer
Super excited to see this show and it did not disappoint. The band gave it their all, their screens behind them added some nice flair to the performance too. Mollys voice is just as insane live as it is on the albums. I even got to meet the Molly, Alec, and Kerri afterwards and they signed my album! Would definitely see them again
My daughter and I attended the London performance and were blown away! What an amazing concert!
Awesome show. 4 women, 1 man. Great vocals. Amazing sound. World class talents!
Their set list was great! Started with Pharmacy...though, I wished they finished with Marry Me, Archie but it's was good nonetheless Slow pulp was good too! I think the acoustics of the room + the mix made it sound so much like the record in a good way! I forgot my earplugs but I didn't even end up needing them cuz it was mixed so well!
I am obsessed they’re were so good ugh I love them