North Carolina trio Youth League is releasing the new album “Somehow Those Were Days,” on September 2nd via Wiretap Records
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“…reminiscent of the early aughts emo and math rock, Youth League are definitely onto something. Is it post-rock? Sure, let’s go with that and then add words like creative, experimental and limitless.”- Punk Rock Theory
“It’s rare to see a trio produce a soundscape as expansive as Youth League. Their vocal hooks dig in deep and further drive home their antic instrumentals, keeping the listener teetering on the edge of their seats and yearning for more. To say the sky is the limit for Youth League feels restrictive, as their sound has already traversed into the great unknown. –CLTURE entertainment
North Carolina trio Youth League is releasing the new album “Somehow Those Were Days,” on September 2nd via Wiretap Records. The band will be on tour in October, which includes an appearance at Fest. See dates below.
Dates:
10/25-Durham, NC Rubies on Five Points w/ Tiny Stills and Frontside
10/26-Charlotte, NC Snug Harbor w/ Cuzco, The Most, Short Fictions
10/27- Birmingham, AL The Nick w/ Devon Kay & the Solutions
10/30-Gainesville, FL HOW BAZAR * THE FEST
10/31-Charleston, SC Tin Roof w/ Haunters and Never Any Ordinary
11/1- Wilmington, NC Reggies 42nd Street Tavern w/ Slumberwave, and TBA
11/2-Greensboro, NC Etc.gso w/ Toothsome and LIMN
11/3-Sanford, NC JGonzAudio “Gonzpound” w/ Oort Patrol and Weymouth the Band
11/4-Raleigh, NC The Night Rider w/ Boy Named Sue and Zephyranthes
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