Glasslands Gallery

Angel Olsen + Magmana + Steve Gunn

Indie rock

• $

It's a pleasingly heady bill at Glasslands: Angel Olsen, an acrobatic-voiced Chicago indie-folkie you might have heard singing alongside Will Oldham, headlines Glasslands, supporting her elegant LP, Half Way Home. Kicking off the show, avant-blues guitar...

Majical Cloudz + Gobby

Categories, Music

• $

Given the name, you won't be surprised to learn that Montreal duo Majical Cloudz makes dreamy soundscapes, and offers a melodic, immersive live experience. Soak up the vibe at tonight's album release party for Impersonator.

Royal Bangs + We Are the Wilderness + Blue and Red

Indie rock

• $

Knoxville, TN's Royal Bangs hit Glasslands in support of rousing latest album Flux Outside, an upbeat indie-rock effort informed equally by hectic post-hardcore and body-moving synth-pop.

oOoOO + Selebrities + Dark Sister

Alternative rock, Indie rock

The musical entity known as oOoOO is Chris Dexter, a Bay Area producer who makes "witch house," a blend of hip-hop, creeped-out electronica and experimental noise. Dexter's fare is probably too slow for dancing, but it's just right for a hallucinogenic...

Math the Band + What Cheer? Brigade + Cherie Lily + .357 Lover

Categories, Rock, Pop & Hip-hop

• $
• Critics' pick

This surely looks like a fun bill: In the headline slot, coed duo Math the Band soups up its rowdy emo-punk with a caffeinated electropop engine—imagine a goofier, more unhinged Matt and Kim. Warming up the stage you have punk-steeped marching band the...

The Denzels + Neighbors

Indie rock

• $

The Denzels do their crisp, hooky, reverbed-out thing in the ’Burg. The local indie-pop trio isn't out to break any new ground, but it sounds mighty comfy in its chosen niche.

Kuroma + Fort Lean

Categories, Music

• $

Hank Sullivant (the Whigs, MGMT's tour guitarist) heads up Kuroma, tonight airing the sounds of its third album, Kuromaroma, produced by MGMT's Ben Goldwasser. Strong support comes from Fort Lean, which traffics in rapturous garage rock, born for dive-bar...