New Dialogue

Limited Seating. First Come, First Served. 18+ w/ Valid IDHaving ushered in a new era of the band with the release of Monsters Calling Home, Vol. 1 earlier this spring, the alternative Los Angeles-based group Run River North are set to embark on yet another exciting chapter with the second half of that EP collection, Monsters Calling Home, Vol. 2. With a fistful of their most ebullient, catchy, and radio-friendly songs to date, the trio - Alex Hwang (guitar/vocals), Daniel Chae (guitars/vocals), and Sally Kang (keys/vocals)have completed their journey into the light, focused fully on a fresh, joyful sound while embracing their true communal identity and feeling-driven instincts. And with lead single Wake Up paving their way, its clear that 2019 will be looked upon as the year Run River North truly began. Fully functioning as a three-piece since the departure of three founding members of the band in 2016, Hwang, Chae, and Kang have come into their own as a unit, forging a complementary axis from which to write, record, and play. Their bond is made even stronger by the level of trust and respect they share for one another. We have a really nice perspective of what it means to be a band now, Hwang says. Whether in songwriting or being a good tour mate, everyone wants to help each other out and knows how to do that within the group. Its made for the perfect environment to make songs. For Run River North, that sensibility serves as their guiding principle and has allowed them to finally reach the musical heights to which they have always aspired. With the collaborative, communal effort of Monsters Calling Home, Vol. 2, the band will surely see themselves atop the airwaves for many years to come. To us, the record feels new and youthful and at the same time very pure and happy, Hwang says. That contagious, genuine sense of joy is something weve been wanting to get to, and its been really fun to discover while working with other musicians we respect and looking inside ourselves as well.