Metronomy @ Brooklyn Steel (pics, setlist)
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Few bands are as fun, with a deep catalog of dance jams, who aren’t afraid to be silly or poke fun at themselves, like Metronomy. Coming off their best album in nearly a decade (last year’s Metronomy Forever), the UK band’s tour hit Brooklyn on Wednesday night and the fun Metronomy on stage translates to the audience, who were bouncing the whole show. The new album got a lot of play, but they still made room for classics like “The Bay,” “Radio Ladio,” “The Look,” “Love Letters,” “Everything Goes My Way,” and more.
Check out the setlist below and pictures from the night, including openers Joy Again, in the gallery above.
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photos by P Squared
