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Posted in music | tour dates on September 20, 2008
Low - Brooklyn show moved to Bell House, other tour dates
Low's Tuesday, sold out Union Hall show was moved to the bigger Bell House, the new Brooklyn venue that Union Hall shares an owner with. Tickets are back on sale. Low play ATP today (9/20) and Mercury Lounge on Monday. All dates below...
Low - 2008 Tour Dates
Sep 20 - All Tomorrow's Parties Festival Monticello, New York
Sep 22 - Mercury Lounge New York, New York
Sep 23 - VENUE CHANGE The Bell House Brooklyn, New York
Sep 24 - Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Massachusetts
Oct 8 - First Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nov 15 - Teatr Rozrywki Chorzow
Nov 17 - Oran Mor Glasgow, Scotland
Nov 18 - Club Academy Manchester
Nov 19 - Koko London
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Posted on September 20, 2008 11:18 AM
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Comments (9)
There should be a term for this practice. Like: "Man, the Union Hall guys totally pulled a Bowery Presents on that Low show." Except, of course, Bowery doesn't do this as much anymore and The Bell House is probably an even better venue for this gig.
Posted by Greg | September 20, 2008 12:56 PM
or when someone makes a pointless comment... we can say "man, you totally pulled a Greg on that comment."
Posted by Anonymous | September 20, 2008 1:24 PM
Well, we all got a little entertainment from everyone's sad attempts at humor, didn't we? It's so nice that someone comments about this blog on a lovely Saturday afternoon; that way I don't have to face the sunlight. Thanks, Greg. Thanks, anonymous. Thanks, me.
Posted by Anonymous | September 20, 2008 2:03 PM
This is good for me cause now i can go to a show that was sold out before.
You guys are all weird,
Posted by Anonymous | September 20, 2008 3:08 PM
Don't fuck with Gregs.
Posted by the other Greg that posts on BV | September 20, 2008 4:13 PM
not happy,
the entire reason i got tickets for this show was because it WAS at union hall.
i wanted it to be tight and intimate like seeing them at brownies eons ago.
so yeah.
thanks guys.
really.
Posted by Anonymous | September 20, 2008 6:10 PM
when you say intimate, you mean less than 25 feet from the stage anywhere you are in the room? that's both union hall and the bell house.
Posted by Anonymous | September 21, 2008 3:33 PM
As a Gregory i would also object to the term
"pulled a greg."
union hall is really well run i think, a little too loud maybe.
so i imagine bell house is gonna be great
Posted by gregory | September 21, 2008 4:22 PM
Fantastic show! Low provided their own mini wall of noise this evening, and the Bell get two thumbs up.
Posted by Anonymous | September 24, 2008 12:46 AM