Chicago Setlist
Here’s Doves’ setlist from last night’s show at Chicago’s Vic.
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Review, Photos & Video Of Doves At The Vic
Amazing Music Blog, Victorian Horror, has a great review and media from Doves’ performance last night at Chicago’s Vic.
Click here, for more.
Win Tickets To Kool Haus Show
Ontarian culture-vultures, Eye Weekly, currently have a competition to win tickets to Doves’ gig at Toronto’s Kool Haus venue on June 1st.
Visit the competition page by clicking the image, below.
You basically have two days left to enter – so apologies for not bringing this to your attention sooner.
Photos From The Commodore Ballroom
Fantastic photo-blog, Keri’s Vancouver Concert Photos has posted some great pictures from Doves’ recent show at Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom. Visit the blog by clicking here, to view the collection.
Incidentally, Keri has also noted that Doves’ ‘Pounding’ has been used as the soundtrack to a Canadian TV advert promoting the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.
Portland Review
OregonLive.com has published a great review of Doves’ show at Portland’s Wonder Ballroom venue.
The encore also included a subtle, understated performance of the beautifully melancholic “The Last Broadcast.” “It comes to a point when you feel nothing,” Goodwin sang. “This is the last time.”
Based on the strength of their performance, if the Doves are the last band to ever broadcast, I can’t say I would mind too much.
To read the full review, click here.
Seattle Setlist
Here’s Doves’ setlist from last night’s performance at Seattle’s Crocodile Cafe, as posted by Twitter user jbonz.
Firesuite
Snowden
Winter Hill
Rise
Pounding
Almost Forgot Myself
10:03
Sea Song
The Greatest Denier
Kingdom Of Rust
Ambition
Black And White Town
The Outsiders
Caught By The River
Northenden
Here It Comes
The Last Broadcast
There Goes The Fear
Note: Jez was ill this night, hence the lack Jez sung tracks! No backing vocals either, it sounds weird without them.
The Scene Star Reviews L.A. Wiltern Show
L.A.-based music blog, The Scene Star has posted a review of last week’s show at the city’s Wiltern Theater.
The band opened with Kingdom of Rust track “Jetstream,” which seemed to mirror the overall performance, as the night continued to build progressively, just like the song.
To read the full review, click here.
Fillmore Gallery
Live Daily.com have posted a great little slideshow of photos from Doves’ recent show at the Fillmore, San Francisco. Click here to view the pictures.
Thanks to Hali for the heads-up!
Fan Photos Of Recent Shows
Doves Music Blog reader, Dalal, has posted two galleries of fantastic photos from the band’s recent shows in Anaheim and San Diego.
You can view her galleries by visiting this link:
http://picasaweb.google.com/dallool/
L.A. Weekly Reviews Wiltern Show
LA Weekly.com has today posted a great review of Doves’ recent show at the city’s Wiltern Theatre.
Doves, on stage and record, are all about consistency: set (and career) standouts are subtle and troughs shallow. They marry baggy Madchester roots to U2’s sense of scale and cop strummy Brit-pop attitude while bristling with “Bristol sound” (Portishead/Tricky) electro/organic textures. Their all-eyes-off-us, bloke-down-the-pub lack of pretense last night only left their music more vivid. There was appreciative between-song bonhomie and de rigueur big screen projections, but essentially this was four musicians playing tunes.
To read the full review, click here. The site also features a slideshow of photos from the concert, here.
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