Fall concert announcements are starting to trickle in, so BuffaBLOGbroke down the top ten must-see concerts this fall.
AIRCRAFT August 29 Sugar City Buffalo’s best psych-rock/pop band has a release show for their forthcoming EP titled 7 Gems From the Sparkling Void. Support from fuzzy Rochester quartet, Pleistocene and rising growly newcomers, Sixties Future.
Brooklyn-based instrumental tag-team heavyweights, Ratatat will be returning to western New York for the first time in a very long time. Don’t miss your chance to catch the duo in person. It’s a true experience.
buffaBLOG has a soft spot for emo music, a guilty pleasure that many fervent elitists share. There have been many different waves and forms of the genre, but buffaBLOG is putting together a DJ night featuring the sleeper hits and underground favorites from the late 90’s to about 2010, featuring DJ sets from Jeff Czum (Cute is What We Aim For), Anthony Musior (Mandy K), and Nick Sessanna (In Motion).
TORO Y MOI September 29 Waiting Room
Electronic producer whose range can go from 90’s dance to chillwave and more, Toro y Moi will be making a stop in Buffalo at the end of September. This will most likely sell out so if you haven’t bought a ticket yet, what are you waiting for?
Baltimore indie pop act, Lower Dens, will be in town in support of their latest effort, Escape From Evil. Lower Dens’ gentle rock and roll pairs perfectly with an autumnal Thursday night.
Alex G is a name that you will hear more and more over the upcoming years. The much-buzzed about G has simple sunny songs that have rapidly earning him a growing organic fan base.
Atmospheric indie-tronic producer, Neon Indian, will be playing the Tralf this fall in support of his new album, VEGA INTL. Night School. The electronic musician has played at basically every notable festival you can name (Sasquatch, Bonaroo, SXSW) and this is your chance to catch him >10 miles from home.
If you were at last year’s buffaBLOG Halloween banger at the Hamlin House, then you knew how awesome of a live show Soul Patch delivers. This year, Buffalo’s best 90’s alternative cover band will be getting spooky at Mohawk Place with some very special openers.
Whimsical multi-instrumentalists/ orchestral-pop favorite, Sufjan Stevens will be coming to University at Buffalo’s Center for the Arts. If you have never caught Stevens’ ambitious and captivating live set, here’s your chance.
Add our Culture Club Cheat Sheet to your autumnal preparations! If you haven’t already picked up this issue’s centerfold and put it on your refrigerator, you can grab your digital version here.