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Rating: 4.2 out of 5 based on 10 reviews

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CLOUD NOTHINGS IN CONCERT:

Cleveland punk band Cloud Nothings have established a heavy cult following since their formation in 2010. Frontman Dylan Baldi leads the jam session-like performances on stage with his raw vocals and grungy guitar playing, feeding off of the hard-hitting drums and thumping bass lines from his bandmates. After touring with indie rockers Atlas Genius and Silversun Pickups and selling out shows across the US, Cloud Nothings have evolved into high-energy performers, cranking up the volume for their 2014 show dates.

BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:

Singer/songwriter Dylan Baldi originally started Cloud Nothings as a solo project, recording his songs in GarageBand in his parents' basement. Baldi's music attracted attention from Carpark Records, landing him a record deal which led to the release of his self-titled debut in 2011. The album received positive widespread acclaim from  Pitchfork Media and NME for the band's gritty guitars and wholesome, punk-rock sound. Their sophomore album, Attack on Memory, created even more buzz with its release the following year, earning a spot on Pitchfork's "Best New Music" list and a performance on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. 2014’s Here and Nowhere Else may be the band’s most cohesive, intricate album to date, but it remains as fast-paced as anything they’ve done in the past. Cloud Nothings will have fans head-banging and rocking out to their vigorous live sets on their 2014 tour.

Setlists

  1. Here And Nowhere Else

    1. 1.Now Hear In
    2. 2.Quieter Today
    3. 3.Psychic Trauma
    4. 4.Just See Fear
    5. 5.Giving Into Seeing
    6. 6.No Thoughts
    7. 7.Pattern Walks
    8. 8.I'm Not Part of Me
    1. 9.Enter Entirely
    2. 10.A Longer Moon
    3. 11.Stay Useless
    4. 12.Running Through the Campus
    5. 13.Modern Act
    6. 14.So Right So Clean
    7. 15.No Future/No Past

  1. Here and Nowhere Else

    1. 1.Now Hear In
    2. 2.Quieter Today
    3. 3.Psychic Trauma
    4. 4.Just See Fear
    5. 5.Giving Into Seeing
    6. 6.No Thoughts
    7. 7.Pattern Walks
    8. 8.I'm Not Part of Me

  2. Encore

    1. 9.Enter Entirely
    2. 10.I’d Get Along
    3. 11.Stay Useless
    4. 12.So Right So Clean
    5. 13.Mouse Policy
    6. 14.No Future/No Past
    1. 1.Now Hear In
    2. 2.Quieter Today
    3. 3.Psychic Trauma
    4. 4.Just See Fear
    5. 5.Giving Into Seeing
    6. 6.No Thoughts
    7. 7.Pattern Walks
    8. 8.I'm Not Part of Me
    9. 9.Running Through the Campus
    10. 10.Enter Entirely
    11. 11.Stay Useless
    12. 12.A Longer Moon
    13. 13.So Right So Clean
    14. 14.Cut You
    15. 15.No Future/No Past

  2. Encore

    1. 16.Wasted Days

  1. Here and Nowhere Else

    1. 1.Now Hear In
    2. 2.Quieter Today
    3. 3.Psychic Trauma
    4. 4.Just See Fear
    5. 5.Giving Into Seeing
    6. 6.No Thoughts
    7. 7.Pattern Walks
    8. 8.I'm Not Part of Me
    1. 9.Enter Entirely
    2. 10.Running Through the Campus
    3. 11.I’d Get Along
    4. 12.Mouse Policy
    5. 13.Stay Useless
    6. 14.So Right So Clean
    7. 15.Cut You
    8. 16.No Future/No Past

  3. Encore

    1. 17.Wasted Days (crowd chanted encore until they came out)
    1. 1.Stay Useless
    2. 2.Psychic Trauma
    3. 3.Giving Into Seeing
    4. 4.So Right So Clean
    5. 5.A Longer Moon
    6. 6.I’d Get Along
    7. 7.Pattern Walks

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Reviews

Rating: 4.2 out of 5 based on 10 reviews
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  • Raw Emotion, Rea Talent

    by KB on 5/23/24White Oak Music Hall - Upstairs - HoustonRating: 5 out of 5

    Absolutely everything you want in a rock band. Legitimately reminds me why I love live music and how concerts made me feel in the 90s.

  • Mic’ed terribly

    by Nick on 5/19/24The Masquerade - Purgatory - AtlantaRating: 3 out of 5

    Drums sounded incredible, could not hear bass or vocals

  • OMG

    by Steph on 5/6/24Spirit Hall - PittsburghRating: 5 out of 5

    These 3 guys are BEASTS!!!! They each play with such energy and precision - they sound like many more than 3 people! OMG, SUCHHHH an incredible show.

  • Will Be Remembered

    by Anonymous on 2/28/17Teragram Ballroom - Los AngelesRating: 5 out of 5

    I had listened to a couple of Cloud Nothing's songs and bought a ticket for $20. Always like the Teragram. Wow and wow and wow, This band is so in sync with each other. Every song pulled me in a little more. Had had had to get closer to the stage and the energy of people dancing. Played I think 3 songs for an encore. Coulda stayed for more.

  • by Anonymous on 2/8/17A and R Music Bar - ColumbusRating: 4 out of 5

    These guys gave 100%, amazing live show, pure energy.

  • Cloud Nothings had the crowd hopping

    by WhipNYC on 4/25/14Music Hall of Williamsburg - BrooklynRating: 4 out of 5

    Really fun, their songs already pack a good punch but they kicked it up a notch for the live show. If you like them, you'll love the show

  • Cloud Nothings, Killed It!

    by FleetingFailure on 4/11/14Brighton Music Hall - BostonRating: 5 out of 5

    The Show Was Amazing! The Crowd Was Amazing. The Venue Was Perfect, With The Lights And The Booze. It 'Twas A Fantastic Night!

  • Awful

    by Capio1980 on 10/24/12Royal Oak Music Theatre - Royal OakRating: 1 out of 5

    They opened with Atlas Genius for Silversun Pickups and were terrible. Just a wall of indiscriminant noise. The beauty of music lies in the contrasts that are developed in a song (loud moments only make an impact if there are also quieter moments). The drummer's overuse of cymbals was obnoxious. They had no stage presence and just stared down at their instruments the entire time, often not even facing the audience. I felt like I was watching a really bad high school band practice in their garage. I have no idea how they got chosen for this tour because they were totally out of place with the other two great bands. Most of the audience was booing and shaking their heads.

  • Cloud Nothings deliver raw passion

    by Dremon on 3/27/12Brighton Music Hall - BostonRating: 5 out of 5

    I had a feeling Cloud Nothings would bring it live and they totally did.

  • Cloud Nothings Rock!

    by Robbot on 3/27/12Brighton Music Hall - BostonRating: 5 out of 5

    Grabbed two tickets to the Cloud Nothings' show at Brighton Music Hall in Boston this past Sunday and I'm extremely glad I did. They were great and I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if they sell out every club on this tour. This is probably the last tour where they'll be playing very small clubs for awhile, so get off the couch and go!

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