Navigate

Gogol Bordello Live at the Coachella Stage

Coming from numerous backgrounds and ethnicities, Gogol Bordello is a force to be reckoned with. They are a shining exemplum of how to engage a crowd without set design or visual effects. Every member bring exuberant energy to each and every song. Dialing up their tempo to gypsy punk madness, their music got a sun-drenched crowd dancing and waving their arms franticly. Particularly excellent was their pro-immigration anthem “Immigraniada” and the almost hard rock singalong “Break the Spell.” All bands touring right now should learn from what these guys bring to the table.

Coachella
Raymond Flotat: Editor-in-Chief / Founder mxdwn.com || Raymond Flotat founded mxdwn.com in 2001 while attending University of the Arts in Philadelphia while pursuing a B.F.A. in Multimedia. Over his career he has worked in variety of roles at companies such as PriceGrabber.com and Ticketmaster. He has written literally hundreds of pieces of entertainment journalism throughout his career. He has also spoken at the annual SXSW Music and Arts Festival. When not mining the Internet for the finest and most exciting art in music, movies, games and television content he dabbles in LAMP-stack programming. Originally hailing from Connecticut, he currently resides in Los Angeles. ray@mxdwn.com
Related Post
  1. Photo Review: The Last Dinner Party at Hammerstein Ballroom

    Florence Road Florence Road should be on everyone's radar. The group opened for The Last…

  2. Photos: Stagecoach Day 3 with Brooks & Dunn, Ludacris and Max McNown

    The last day of Stagecoach always carries its own kind of energy, and Sunday was…

  3. Photos: Stagecoach Day 2 with Little Big Town, Teddy Swims and Billy Bob Thorton

    Day 2 of Stagecoach was already rolling before the desert had other plans. Teddy Swims,…

Leave a Comment