The Sadies on Thursday February 23rd at 191 Toole
KXCI Presents! The Sadies. Versatile and imaginative, they skip from astral psychedelia to shuffling Americana and leap from puckish pop to righteous garage-rock without losing momentum or mastery. Their albums deliver masterclasses on pointed songwriting, lockstep harmonies, and a devil-may-care attitude to expectations.
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*CLICK FOR CONTEST RULES* The deadline to enter is through noon Wednesday, February 22nd. The winners of (1) pair of tickets will be selected at random (one entry per person). Ticket winners will be put on the guest list and must present ID at the venue box office on the night of the show to gain entry. Winners will be notified to the email address entered in the contest after the deadline and drawing.
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The Sadies with Laura Jean opening at 8pm – 191 Toole BUY TICKETS
“The Sadies‘ world has been shaken. While we struggle with the loss of Dallas – our brother, friend, and bandmate – music has been our source of comfort and coping. We are honoured to announce the release of our new album, Colder Streams. We are so proud of Dallas and the work that went into this album and look forward to sharing it with you.” – The Sadies
The release of Colder Streams will mark The Sadies’ final studio recording with founding member Dallas Good, who unexpectedly passed away in February. This long-awaited and highly anticipated 11th studio album produced by Arcade Fire’s Richard Reed Parry.
“I was utterly thrilled the Sadies asked me to produce this record,” said Richard Reed Parry, “which mostly meant I just hung around listening to the greatest live band in the country playing their asses off, and then occasionally I’d get off the couch and sing backing vocals. That said, this is The Sadies’ finest album, the one I always hoped they’d make one day and I’m stoked to have been there helping them do it. What an incredible band.“
Without doubt or qualification, The Sadies are one of this continent’s greatest extant rock ’n’ roll bands — just as they have been for the last quarter-century. Versatile and imaginative, they skip from astral psychedelia to shuffling bucolics and leap from puckish pop to righteous garage-rock without losing momentum or mastery. Their albums deliver masterclasses on pointed songwriting, lockstep harmonies, and a devil-may-care attitude to expectations and past successes.
With their new album – Colder Streams – out now, check out what Shindig Magazine calls “a stone-cold masterpiece”.
