May 16: Built To Spill pours into the World Cafe Live

Built to Spill, indie guitar rock pioneers from Boise, Idaho, pour into The World Cafe Live at the Queen in Wilmington, Delaware on Friday, May 16, 2014. This promises to...

Built to Spill, indie guitar rock pioneers from Boise, Idaho, pour into The World Cafe Live at the Queen in Wilmington, Delaware on Friday, May 16, 2014. This promises to be one of the hottest indie rock concerts coming to Wilmington this quarter. They will be with opening band, The Warm Hair.

This is very exciting as Built To Spill is one of THE most important indie rock bands over the last 20 + years due to their near perfect expansive guitar driven catalog. From this incredible collection of tunes, you can hear masterful musicianship on each of their carefully crafted and performed songs by band members : Doug Martsch (guitars, vocals) Brett Netson (guitars)  Jim Roth (guitars) Brett Nelson (bass) and Scott Plouf (drums). Their albums are favorites among fans and critics (including myself) such as the ultimate timeless classic album “Keep It Like A Secret” from 1999 which is a goose bump producing collection of songs that have huge hooks, swirling guitars, clever melodies and lyrics. Its influence has been far reaching.

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It’s been since 2009 since we have heard new material from the impressive album “There is No Enemy” which includes the track “Hindsight” (highlighted above). If you have been following their epic journey of  profound and intelligent guitar rock moments, you can now go see them live. This show is sure to be remembered amongst Wilmington fans for years to come.  Do not miss this show!

See Built To Spill and The Warm Hair at World Café Live at the Queen. Get your tickets, find out dining options, parking and more here:

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Jon Crary is an avid music fan. Jon's roots are the late 70’s punk and the new wave scene, but his influences are early 70’s glam- Roxy Music and David Bowie. His tastes evolved in the 80’s to include his influences’ copiers – Japan, Duran Duran and New Order. He hosted a radio program where Echo and the Bunnymen and the Smiths were staples. Now, their legacy is well documented. Many people think he has great taste in music, and he actually has a good record collection. He is also a semi-musician having played the bass guitar in a French garage rock band. Now, you will see him enjoying the new music of this and the last decade…thanks to Interpol “Turn on the Bright Lights” album for which he will forever be grateful for revitalizing music for the new generation and old.

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