Liz Cooper
Thompson's Point Outdoor Concerts and Events
10 Thompsons Point
Portland, ME 04102
18 sept. 2019
19:00 UTC−4
J'y étais
Laisser une critique
Trouver un endroit où dormir
Programmation
Autres concerts à venir par des artistes similaires
Marchandise Bandsintown
Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
Photos live
Voir toutes les Photos
Commentaires des fans
Nick
18 décembre 2019
Liz is amazing. They’re my favorite live act out there and this show didn’t disappoint. If you have a chance to see them, go.
Catonsville, MD@Schmidt House Concert Series
Découvrez plus d'artistes à suivre & synchronisez votre musique
Trouvez vos favoris
Partager l’événement
Biographie de Liz Cooper
On the porch of her one-time Nashville home, Liz Cooper had a multimedia project that combined two of her loves: lips and cigarettes. She painted her own lips with red paint and kissed a canvas two or three hundred times, later dotting them with the detritus left behind in ashtrays by her friends. An overlap of intimacy, indulgence, cheekiness, and sensuality, the piece complements Cooper’s roiling second record, Hot Sass. Over jagged, frenetic guitar parts, Cooper sets expectations aflame. Her songs unfurl like smoke spiraling off an incense cone late in the afternoon, with Cooper pushing deeper into psychedelic openness, punk ferocity, and beyond.
Hot Sass marks multiple departures for Liz Cooper: from her nine-year home of Nashville, from her band addendum of the Stampede, from any genre-burdened expectations she’d accumulated over the years. After heavy touring in support of 2018’s Window Flowers, where her songs stretched out in live settings, she felt constricted by the Americana-adjacent associations that the Stampede carried. So with her bandmates’ blessing, she dropped the moniker, pursuing sounds and songs that let her chase the inspiration lent to her by the likes of Courtney Love, Lou Reed, and David Bowie. In Burlington, Vermont, Cooper and her cohort —Ryan Usher, Joe Bisirri, and Michael Libramento—recorded Hot Sass at Little Jamaica, the personal studio/private residence of producer Benny Yurco (Michael Nau).
Plus d'infoHot Sass marks multiple departures for Liz Cooper: from her nine-year home of Nashville, from her band addendum of the Stampede, from any genre-burdened expectations she’d accumulated over the years. After heavy touring in support of 2018’s Window Flowers, where her songs stretched out in live settings, she felt constricted by the Americana-adjacent associations that the Stampede carried. So with her bandmates’ blessing, she dropped the moniker, pursuing sounds and songs that let her chase the inspiration lent to her by the likes of Courtney Love, Lou Reed, and David Bowie. In Burlington, Vermont, Cooper and her cohort —Ryan Usher, Joe Bisirri, and Michael Libramento—recorded Hot Sass at Little Jamaica, the personal studio/private residence of producer Benny Yurco (Michael Nau).
Indie
Psychedelic Rock
Alternative
Rock
Suivre cet artiste