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Morning Brigade
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Wilmington, NC
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JUN
15
2014
Durham, NC
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APR
26
2014
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MAR
29
2014
Carrboro, NC
Cat's Cradle
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FEB
28
2014
Durham, NC
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JAN
11
2014
Chapel Hill, NC
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SEP
06
2013
Raleigh, NC
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AUG
29
2013
Chapel Hill, NC
Local 506
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About Morning Brigade
Morning Brigade’s story is about “complicated” and “uncomplicated” and knowing that neither one is wrong. Their origin, for example, isn’t terribly complicated (but that’s okay): guy comes from D.C. to Chapel Hill, NC, in 2011. Other guy recognizes first guy's talent and they start a band. Other folks get added one by one, and before you know it you have six best friends getting more used to the term “indie-folk-rock” every day. As uncomplicated as things were up to that point, the group suddenly realized they had some complicated truths to consider: They had six people but no bassist; they called themselves rock but they were acoustic; they called themselves folk but they covered Coldplay and The Beatles. This, they realized, was weird. Everywhere they went they were asked questions. Are you folk? Are you rock? Indie? Bluegrass? Acoustic? Chamber pop? What are you? Well, it’s complicated (but that’s okay). Especially because at the end of the day their songs are as approachable and accessible as anything you’ll hear on the radio. Singer Peter Vance’s lyrics keep the songs grounded with storytelling and rich imagery, while strings and bells lift them to dizzying emotional heights. And as sweeping and ethereal as the instrumentation can be, the three-part harmonies keep the human element strong. The non-formula has proved a success: In 2013 they played Hopscotch, Eno River Festival, Shakori Hills Festival, TEDxUNC, Barnstock and Chapel Hill’s Locally Grown series, all before hitting their second birthday as a band. They've been praised in press for a sound that is at once both epic and intimate. When they started, ages ranged from 18 to 20, leading the Indy Weekly to remark that they “sound like a band that couldn’t possibly be so young.” The band’s debut album “Above Our Heads” was released in late 2012 to positive reviews. The moral of our story? Being Morning Brigade can get complicated, but enjoying the music is as simple as can be. Download our new album "Grow Around The Bones" for FREE: http://morningbrigade.bandcamp.com
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Genres:
Folk, Indie, Alternative, Indie Folk Rock, Rock
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Morning Brigade to play in your city
Request a Show
Similar Artists On Tour
concerts and tour dates
Past
SEP
26
2014
Wilmington, NC
Bourgie Nights
I Was There
JUN
15
2014
Durham, NC
The Pinhook
I Was There
APR
26
2014
Chapel Hill, NC
Local 506
I Was There
MAR
29
2014
Carrboro, NC
Cat's Cradle
I Was There
FEB
28
2014
Durham, NC
MOTOROCO MUSIC HALL
I Was There
JAN
11
2014
Chapel Hill, NC
Local 506
I Was There
SEP
06
2013
Raleigh, NC
Deep South The Bar
I Was There
AUG
29
2013
Chapel Hill, NC
Local 506
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Morning Brigade
Morning Brigade’s story is about “complicated” and “uncomplicated” and knowing that neither one is wrong. Their origin, for example, isn’t terribly complicated (but that’s okay): guy comes from D.C. to Chapel Hill, NC, in 2011. Other guy recognizes first guy's talent and they start a band. Other folks get added one by one, and before you know it you have six best friends getting more used to the term “indie-folk-rock” every day. As uncomplicated as things were up to that point, the group suddenly realized they had some complicated truths to consider: They had six people but no bassist; they called themselves rock but they were acoustic; they called themselves folk but they covered Coldplay and The Beatles. This, they realized, was weird. Everywhere they went they were asked questions. Are you folk? Are you rock? Indie? Bluegrass? Acoustic? Chamber pop? What are you? Well, it’s complicated (but that’s okay). Especially because at the end of the day their songs are as approachable and accessible as anything you’ll hear on the radio. Singer Peter Vance’s lyrics keep the songs grounded with storytelling and rich imagery, while strings and bells lift them to dizzying emotional heights. And as sweeping and ethereal as the instrumentation can be, the three-part harmonies keep the human element strong. The non-formula has proved a success: In 2013 they played Hopscotch, Eno River Festival, Shakori Hills Festival, TEDxUNC, Barnstock and Chapel Hill’s Locally Grown series, all before hitting their second birthday as a band. They've been praised in press for a sound that is at once both epic and intimate. When they started, ages ranged from 18 to 20, leading the Indy Weekly to remark that they “sound like a band that couldn’t possibly be so young.” The band’s debut album “Above Our Heads” was released in late 2012 to positive reviews. The moral of our story? Being Morning Brigade can get complicated, but enjoying the music is as simple as can be. Download our new album "Grow Around The Bones" for FREE: http://morningbrigade.bandcamp.com
Show More
Genres:
Folk, Indie, Alternative, Indie Folk Rock, Rock
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