Earlier this week Bobbie and some mutual friends of ours made a trip to Boston's Brighton Music Hall to see a Fantastic Negrito performance.  I, unfortunately, was unable to attend, but in getting some details of the show, I was reminded of how incredible it is to be able to see a show at Brighton Music Hall. It's a great little venue. 

This week we purchased tickets to two more recently announced Lone Bellow shows (Boston and South Burlington), and we already have tickets for their Seattle and one of their NYC shows. (There's nothing so great as knowing you have some Lone Bellow concerts in your near future!) After these concerts, we will both be into the twenties as far as the number of times we've seen them.  We may have to stop counting, which is not a bad problem to have!

It was over two years ago that we first entered Brighton Music Hall, having no idea what we were in for. (You can read more about that here.) I found this video from that night of "You Never Need Nobody" and was reminded of  just how much they impressed us from the get-go. We are a little sad that we most likely won't get to see them in that space again, but are grateful for every chance we do get to see them, no matter where it happens to be.

Here is The Lone Bellow performing "Take My Love" on the Conan O'Brien show!

We loved this interview with The Lone Bellow on CBS This Morning. It was great seeing Zach's family - those girls are beyond adorable - and that cute photo of Kanene and Jason in China. My favorite quote from Brian - "I want to grow up to be that old guy in the diner."

First, congratulations to The Lone Bellow on the official release day of Then Came The Morning! We can't stop listening to it!

Second, did you catch them on Letterman last night? It was a classic performance, full of passion and soul, and Zach's foot-stomping energy. We can not wait to see them live next month! We wonder if they will bring all those fabulous string and horn musicians with them? And it will be amazing to see Kanene playing bass guitar and keyboards!

If you didn't catch the show last night, here is the video of the band performing "Then Came the Morning" on Letterman -

It was great to see The Lone Bellow on Jimmy Kimmel last night! They performed "Cold As It Is" for the broadcast. Kanene was on keyboard, and the band had a trombone and trumpet to accompany them. And it looks like the lucky crowd got to see them perform "Heaven Don't Call Me Home" post-broadcast! These videos are really getting us excited about seeing them live in February!

Were you lucky enough to be at the KPRI Private Listener Concert in San Diego last night? If so, we would love to hear about it from you!

For those of us who couldn't be there, I found these videos from Regan314 and San Diego's 102.1 KPRi to help us cope -

And some photos -

Last spring, The Lone Bellow did a Back Porch Session with Garden & Gun magazine. What we would have given to have been on that porch for this intimate performance!

If you haven't had a chance to hear Diners, one of the songs on their upcoming album, you can listen to it now - it's the third song they perform.

Here it is - the video collaboration between The Lone Bellow and SerialBox Presents! It is gorgeous, sweeping music and video that beautifully conveys the depth of this song. It is incredible how perfectly in sync such a large ensemble can play together. This builds or anticipation of the album even more!