Promoting their successful third album ‘Like a Damn Dog,’ Sarah and The Sundays are hosting an energetic, fun, and musically impressive live tour this spring that you won't want to miss!
“Policy” (live) – Sarah and the Sundays
If you’re thinking about attending a Sarah and The Sundays concert during their North American tour this spring, you’re in for a treat – their NYC show at Irving Plaza was unforgettable.
The performance was filled with intensity, energy, and playfulness, perfectly complementing the beautiful spring weather that’s beginning to emerge in Manhattan. The set list included tracks from their latest album, Like a Damn Dog, along with popular hits from previous releases such as “Moving On,” “Ruby Fields,” and “Vices.” Their sound was consistently lively, rich, and cheerful, and their performance matched it seamlessly. Touring at the transition from spring to summer was a brilliant choice for them, as their sound strikes a balance between salty-sweet and refreshingly vibrant. The entire atmosphere of the show radiated positivity – the band spread joy, and the performance produced a blend of familiarity, nostalgia, and excitement.
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One aspect that stood out to me was their cover of MGMT’s “Kids.” While indie bands often cover songs from other iconic indie groups, most renditions don’t particularly stand out, but Sarah and The Sundays’ version of “Kids” fit seamlessly into their set and was performed so beautifully that I find myself eagerly awaiting a studio recording for release. The guitar riff was sparkling and clear, while the melodic energy addressed a need I didn’t even realize I had. I truly appreciate a well-executed cover, and that one certainly qualifies.
The show's energy and sound were fantastic, ranging from their new songs to beloved classics. I'm thrilled that this concert marked the start of my spring, and I highly recommend attending their show – especially if you want to experience that MGMT tribute for yourself.
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