Vundabar @ Lincoln Hall (11/15)

Vundabar has the rare quality of being able to capture the anxieties of modern life for young people, while not falling too much into a pit of nihilism. Instead, Vundabar expresses our grievances while keeping things light, and reminding us to have fun. Vundabar is an indie rock, post-punk band from Boston. Vundabar was formed by Brandon Hagen, Drew McDonald, and Grayson Kirtland in 2012 while they were still in high school. The band was well-received by audiences in France and gained them attention from French Promoters. This allowed them the opportunity to go on a European tour, while not being restricted by being signed to a record deal in the States.

 

Vundabar released their first album in 2013 called Antics, which was created using elements from a garage band, it was an instant hit with audiences and kickstarted their music career. In 2015, they released their sophomore album, Gawk which refined their already well-crafted music, to be more meticulous in its themes and its post-punk sounds, covering themes of identity, emotional isolation, and loneliness. In 2018, they released their album, Smell Smoke which discusses the dilemma of young American’s relationship with the economy and the struggles of the American dream. Their most current album is titled Either Light which came out this year. 

 

Vundabar has the quality of having unabashed creativity and freedom woven into every lyric and chord. Be sure to hear their sound live.

 

Vundabar

 

Sunday, November 15, 2020

 

Doors: 8:00 PM

 

Show: 9:00 PM

 

18+

 

General Admission $17

 

Lincoln Hall

 

2424 N Lincoln Ave

 

Chicago, IL 60614

 

More information here

 

Purchase tickets here

 

MacGregor Salmon: Transfer student from Texas A&M to Loyola University Chicago, I am a Film and Digital Media major. Though my primary study is in film, I love all things creative and want to immerse myself in all kinds of mediums. Sharing and discovering music with others has always been an important part of my relationships with others. I grew up on funk, and the first song I can remember hearing is Sir Duke by Stevie Wonder. I still have much love for funk, but I also lean towards alternative, jazz, and anything experimental as I love to hear how new artists are changing the music scene. I find myself on Soundcloud often, looking for creative new works by independent artists. I also consider myself to be a writer, I love to write creative short stories, but I also want to use my skills as a writer to further my appreciation and understanding of music, and the artists behind their work.
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