Doves Live On Stage in NYC
Awesome picture of doves on stage at Terminal 5 in New York City. Band are performing 10.03.
Picture by Twitter user twebeck
Click on the image for full size. Brilliant stuff!
Awesome picture of doves on stage at Terminal 5 in New York City. Band are performing 10.03.
Picture by Twitter user twebeck
Click on the image for full size. Brilliant stuff!
Doves fan, Genevieve Grenier, has uploaded some great photos of Doves’ recent performance at Montreal’s Le National.
Click here to see the full gallery.
Many thanks to Genevieve for taking the time to share these pictures!
Tickets for doves Australian tour are now on sale. Its expected these shows will sellout pretty quickly, so get your tickets now:
JULY
28th Billboards, Melbourne Get Tickets
30th The Metro, Sydney Get Tickets
AUGUST
Photo by agdfairplay
Whilst at the shows last week. It was great speaking to people who were seeing doves for the first time. I was asked a few times who the keyboard player is, so this new feature of the blog was born. Seasoned doves fans will know the keyboardist is none other than Martin Roman Rebelski. For those of you who don’t know much about doves unofficial fourth member. Check out our new section dedicated to Rebelski, who is a composer and recording artist in his own right.
Visit our Rebelski section here.
The Washington Post is holding a competition to win tickets to Doves’ show at Washington D.C.’s 9:30 Club on Saturday, including access to the pre-show party at the city’s Gibson Guitar Showroom.
Click here, for further details.
And in case you missed our earlier post, music store Plan9 Music also have a similar prize on offer, simply by entering your details at this page.
As posted by Trickster_qc, at doves board:
Jetstream
Snowden
Winter hill
Rise
Pounding
Almost Forgot Myself
10:03
Words
Greatest Denier
Kingdom of Rust
Ambition
Black and White Town
Outsiders
Caught by the River
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Firesuite
Here It Comes
The Last Broadcast
Here are three reviews of the Toronto Kool Haus show. All pretty positive:
You’d expect some rust given their lengthy hiatus, but the band were in perfect form. They even apologized for bringing the cool, damp U.K. weather with them. But they really should have apologized for openers Wild Light.
A grainy Super-8 video of an airplane taking off played on a massive screen that backdropped the stage as Doves entered, gave a humble wave hello, then dove into “Jetstream,” Kingdom Of Rust‘s first single.
I was glad to hear the shotgun blast kick drum and dark, rumbling bass that were mostly absent from Kingdom Of Rust are still very much present in their live sound. There was a vomit-inducing THUMP THUMP THUMP that threw back to the band’s Madchester days (they met in Factory Records founder Tony Wilson’s legendary Hacienda Club) in The Last Broadcast‘s “Pounding,” which was met with cheers and rhythmic handclapping. Some joker near me decided to clap on the 2-4 instead of the 1-3 and was mocked mercilessly.
To read the full review, click here.
Prior to the show I was told that Doves were amazing live and I figured that they’d be ok, I was wrong. These guys are great live and maybe one of the better bands I’ve seen live. Their sound, attitude and overall feel of the show was amazing. I personally don’t like the Koolhaus as a venue but that couldn’t stop this show from being great.
Not only were the Doves one of the better bands I’ve seen live, but the way they ended their show was amazing
To read the rest of the much music review, click here.
The band came on at about 10:15 and to our surprise, there was a 4th member – Roman Rebelski, who was in charge of keyboards and all things electro. Playing against a large project backdrop featuring random videos, the Doves quickly launched into recent single Jetstream, and my oh my, instantly you can see what an addition Rebelski is to the set. With the added keyboard addition, all the Doves song seem to have an extra oomph to them. The material from the recent album had an extra kick, whether it was because of a looped beat or a some added melodies, I found the addition of the fourth dude to be quite nice.
Online culture magazine, Epilogue, this week features a lengthy and illuminating interview with Jimi.
There’s so many great tidbits in this interview, such as: Jimi wanting to host “mix tapes” at Doves’ official site, but being unable to do so, due to copyright restrictions; and how touring the U.S. actually loses them money…
Do you think more bands will do the Radiohead, In Rainbows style of release?
I keep hearing that and that people will only put out singles from now on. A lot of bands get to a certain situation now, where the only time they can make any money is by touring. We come out to America, and we might even be paying out of our own pocket by 5-$10,000, just to come and play. You don’t get any tour support anymore. We obviously try to limit that to happening as least as possible because we have families and everything. There is a cutoff point where I am like, “We can not afford to do this.”But then, it is better when you are playing in England.
Yeah that’s the only place where we can get a little bit of a wage so to speak.
To read the full interview, click here.