Eagle*Seagull

The set felt short in my opinion. But as a huge UNKLE fan I was very happy to see them. I heard almost all of my favorite tracks.

A indie pop band from UK, arrived not by the yellow bus, but with the concept of what the name stand for, country person. Awesome european vibe, good songs and famous great hit songs, all played in front of your eyes. This band definitely rock, and hope they come again with more hit songs.

thurston moore never can let you down. He consistently brings power and emotion with his music and lyrics bravo

I discovered Basia Bulat music while listening to a CBC radio broadcast years ago, and her live performance is a great treat too! As a Canadian expat, her songs evoke strong emotions from the Great White North. However, you don't need to be Canadian to appreciate her work - just have to be someone that enjoys good music. She is very talented, plays several instruments and is very playful when interacting with the local fans. Everyone had a great time and left in good spirits.

For the1st opener we experienced badly mixed dub step cds. Apparently this was the owner of the production company, filler for the fact that capsa broke his foot a guy standing by me informed me. Next we have a guy who put together a mix of songs on a laptop some time prior and drank and smoked while just playing with sound effects. A child could accomplish this stunt to a crowd. He looked like a total douche fooling the crowd. I kept saying, "we're supporting his cocaine habit". Digitalism I enjoyed but half their set I didn't know since their new album wasn't out in the u.s. I had been so excited I bought these tickets presale, so expectations were dashed with disappointment unfortunately. See these guys at a festival, go see chromeo at the showbox.

Despite a supporting act including what seemed to be a hobbit being paraded on someone's shoulders in malaria netting, the School of the Seven Bells was phenomenal in energy, in setlist, and transporting the audience to a very happy place.

Such a small place, front row, amazing sound. amazing performance. Nancy Whang delivered a fantastic show! I would go back to brighton, and especially to The Juan Maclean again in the future!

The concert was beautiful. Her music, soulful and truthful, made for a wholly transcendent experience.

Jonah's energy is wonderful. Great guy, great music.

One of the best events to attend and well worth every penny.