by Cliff Parks | Nov 26, 2019 | Preview
Philadelphia punk rock faith healers Beach Slang make a welcome return to Buffalo tonight at the Mohawk with local support from Mom Said No and The Eaves. Masterminded by punk auteur and frontman James Alex, Beach Slang keeps the punk flame alive with purposeful yet...
by Cliff Parks | Sep 8, 2018 | Preview
It’s been a pretty wild year of shows, and Robbie Takac has literally given us a genuine doozy, bringing indie band Beach Slang back to headline his Music Is Art festival, going down all day today at Buffalo Riverworks. After playing the area twice last year and...
by Mike Powell | Sep 15, 2017 | Preview
Tonight Mohawk Place is the spot for a total rager that’s descending onto Buffalo when Philly’s Beach Slang come into town. Beach Slang are dropping a new EP titled, We Were Babies & We Were Dirtbags, which is a tonal shift for the ear-splitting...
by Brendan O'Connor | Apr 3, 2017 | Photos
This past Thursday, legendary indie/math rock group Minus the Bear played an awesome show at the Town Ballroom. They played a career spanning set, touching on most of the past albums, as well as playing multiple cuts from the solid new release, VOIDS. Bayonne and...
by Brendan O'Connor | Mar 30, 2017 | Preview
Three fantastic acts will be swinging through the Town Ballroom tonight. The first act to take the stage will be ambient / electronica / indie fusion act, Bayonne. The solo act creates totally ethereal soundscapes in a live setting, using a super minimal setup....
by Brendan O'Connor | Mar 15, 2015 | Preview
Following the deluxe reissue of their hugely popular album The Ugly Organ, indiemo heroes, Cursive, announced a spanning tour which reaches its near end at Mohawk Place tonight. Reviews from this tour have been nothing but positive. Opening the show will be first See...
by Nick Muldoon | Oct 13, 2014 | Preview
Mohawk Place is a venue with more than a lot of history for Buffalonians and since it reopen last month, many bands will add to the esteemed venue’s history. That said, few bands better reflect both where the venue has been and where it is going than the...