Showing posts with label the love language. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the love language. Show all posts

Monday, October 1, 2012

The Love Language to play Chapel Hill tonight



Photo by Michael Graham

Chapel Hill institution The Cave is getting new owners (the folks at Slim's) this week and the club is being rechristened with a big show tonight, October 1.

Things will get started at 9 p.m. with Old Bricks followed by a set by local superstars The Love Language. Admission will be $7 and there are no advance tickets. You'll want to get their early if you want to get

Friday, September 14, 2012

The Love Language announces fall dates, big Raleigh show



Photo by Michael Graham

As of yet, there's still no word on when The Love Language's long awaited third album will be out, but following the band's big day party during the Hopscotch Music Festival, the band have announced another big Raleigh show.

Stu McLamb and his accomplices will play the Lincoln Theatre on Friday, November 9. Gross Ghost and The Toddlers will open. Tickets are on sale

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Hopscotch 2012 Day 2: The Love Language, Lonnie Walker, The Lollipops



All photos by Michael Graham

During the day on Friday, Hopscotch threw a big day party bash in front of the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) in Raleigh headlined by The Love Language.

The band played a bunch of new material, presumably from their forthcoming album, as well as some classics with a new lineup that featured Ryan Gustafson on guitar, original drummer Tomas Simpson, and Mark Simonsen

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Hopscotch announces 2012 day parties

The details of the free day parties for the 2012 Hopscotch Music Festival were announced today. There are about 30 day parties in all, more than any previous year, featuring some of the area's biggest bands.

There will be five big official parties, two on Friday, September 7, and three on Saturday, September 8. Here's how those parties break down.

The The Love Language will headline a party at

Monday, July 30, 2012

The Love Language covers Jay Reatard, Frank Black



Photo by Jason Arthurs

The new album from The Love Language may not be coming out until next year, but the band recently recorded a few new covers for Aquarium Drunkard's Lagniappe Sessions.

The songs are "Nightmares" by the late Jay Reatard and "I Will Run After You" by Frank Black and The Catholics. Head HERE to download or stream the songs.

The cover of "Nightmares" will be on a

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

TRKfest 2012 lineup announced, Des Ark, Hammer & more

It wouldn't be summer in the Triangle without Trekky Records' big annual party, TRKfest. Weather permitting, this year's festival will return to Piedmont Biofuels in Pittsboro on Saturday, July 21 (last year's event was moved to the Haw River Ballroom due to rain).

This year's lineup features a few performances you won't find anywhere else. First is Lost Skulls, a Misfits cover band featuring

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Video: The Love Language debuts "Faithbreaker" at Gravity Records

Stu McLamb of The Love Language spent Record Store Day at Gravity Records in Wilmington playing a set as a trio with Jordan McLamb and Justin Rodermond.

They debuted a new song that they say had just been written the week before called "Faithbreaker." The performance is featured in a video about the Record Store Day celebration at the store, which you can check out below.

Stu will play a

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Bob Mould, David Cross, Superchunk, Stu McLamb and Tig Notaro to play Amendment One benefit concert



With the May 8 North Carolina primary and vote for Amendment One just around the corner, more shows are popping up to raise awareness and help defeat the amendment.

The Haw River Ballroom, in conjunction with Merge Records and Cat's Cradle and the Coalition to Protect ALL North Carolina Families, will present a special show on Sunday, May 6, featuring Bob Mould of Hüsker Dü, David Cross, Stu

Friday, March 30, 2012

Video: The Love Language plays new songs on tour

The Love Language have been hard at work on their third album and have been playing some fantastic sounding new tunes on tour.

Check out videos of four new songs below which they played in Asheville, Atlanta and Charlotte. The titles on two of the songs are listed as "Come To Us" and "Stay Right Where You Are" (the accuracy of which we can't confirm).

The Love Language don't have any shows