Last week was a very hard week dealing with a death in our family and the overwhelming flood of emotions that were felt after the loss of my aunt and helping my mother adjust to life without her. So with a hard week at hand, it was nice to get a break from the seriousness of life and venture out and cover The Tragic Thrills as they made their stop in San Francisco at the Bottom of the Hill.
The music of The Tragic Thrills was the perfect soundtrack for my night. The uplifting folk pop rock from them provided a solid set where these five young men shined in the spotlight with their musicianship. With the great fusion of superb songwriting, powerful lyrics and penchant for fun in song, The Tragic Thrills are sure to please fans of any music genre. There is no need to place a label or genre title to them, they are purely great music and very well deserving of your attention. We had the opportunity to talk with the band before their set and are pleased to bring that interview to you here:
Their songs are catchy and inviting and had the crowd singing along blissfully. They started off with my personal and crowd favorites Tears and then right into Crazy. All their songs were spectacular and another highlight was to see them perform Creeps and Strangers live. They really do an excellent job of bringing their folk storytelling songs to life in a vibrant rock/pop fashion that is infectious and fun. In addition, they even performed a fantastic Bee Gees cover of To Love Somebody.
The Tragic Thrills have announced that they have signed to Washington Square, the label imprint formed by Razor & Tie. The band will be re-releasing their debut self-titled album on September 30th. They are currently on tour and I strongly encourage you to get out to a show. Whatever you are going through in your life, ups/downs the musich of The Tragic Thrills is their perfect soundtrack for your life. Check out photos by our Rockin Ryan of their set:
Check the tour dates below as The Tragic Thrills and Air Traffic Controller will be touring across the country. You definitely want to get yourself to a show and feed your soul with music that not only is emotionally driven but will awaken your senses and energize you.
Mark your calendars for September 30th for their album release and make sure to visit their social media sites so you can stay up to date on their latest news.
~ Marisol
Information & Links:
- Website: http://thetragicthrills.com/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetragicthrills
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/TragicThrills
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