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The Collection
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38 近日開催予定の公演
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Chris
2023年8月21日
Another great performance from The Collection. I will be at their future shows in St. Louis. @The Collection: Thanks!
St. Louis, MO@Central Stage
Berkley
2023年3月30日
One of the best shows I've seen in a while. If I could give it more stars I would
Nashville, TN@The Basement East
Guinevere
2023年3月5日
They are the best. The energy was off the charts. Music was incredible and their lyrics cut straight to my heart. I want the whole world to hear them ❤️
Grand Rapids, MI@The Intersection
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The Collection について
Fronted by David Wimbish, The Collection hail from North Carolina. Impressively, the band logged thousands of miles on the road, generated millions of streams and earned praise from American Songwriter, Glide, Parade and more all before signing to Nettwerk. With three full-length releases, three EPs and a number of singles in their repertoire, the band’s extensive catalog is complimented by their robust and raucous live show that has built a devout fanbase. The Collection has toured with The Oh Hellos, RIPE, Tall Heights and Nettwerk’s own Sammy Rae & The Friends.
How To Survive An Ending features the previously released track “Won’t Stop Yet” and the project’s first official single “Sorry Baby,” released in September. The band lives by “rules for how to be a band.” They set boundaries, and they try to remain consistently positive, encouraging and supportive of one another. These values are present on stage and off, and underpin their community.
“I hope you feel validated and empowered when you listen to us,” says David. “We don’t have to follow anyone else’s expectations. We can handle the end of something important with a light heart. I want you to find your own strength to get through anything.”
Regarding the EP, Wimbish says: “I can’t stop thinking about endings - the end of a relationship, the end of my fearful identity, the end of my patience, the end of the world. All my songs started to be about these endings and how to handle them with strength and confidence, instead of being bulldozed by them. I think the music reflects this, too - it’s a more bold and confident version of The Collection and built off of the last year of the ups and downs of road life as a band family.” says Wimbish. “We've become more confident in who we are over the last 18 months, and now know how to pull each other through an ending.”
Speaking to the recording process, Wimbish says, “I wrote most of these songs on an old piano I kept in my kitchen. It was between the tea cups and fridge. We recorded them all over North Carolina. Some of the tracks were recorded in the beautiful Echo Mountain Studio in Asheville, NC, which was a ‘bucket list’ experience, for sure.”
How To Survive An Ending features the previously released track “Won’t Stop Yet” and the project’s first official single “Sorry Baby,” released in September. The band lives by “rules for how to be a band.” They set boundaries, and they try to remain consistently positive, encouraging and supportive of one another. These values are present on stage and off, and underpin their community.
“I hope you feel validated and empowered when you listen to us,” says David. “We don’t have to follow anyone else’s expectations. We can handle the end of something important with a light heart. I want you to find your own strength to get through anything.”
Regarding the EP, Wimbish says: “I can’t stop thinking about endings - the end of a relationship, the end of my fearful identity, the end of my patience, the end of the world. All my songs started to be about these endings and how to handle them with strength and confidence, instead of being bulldozed by them. I think the music reflects this, too - it’s a more bold and confident version of The Collection and built off of the last year of the ups and downs of road life as a band family.” says Wimbish. “We've become more confident in who we are over the last 18 months, and now know how to pull each other through an ending.”
Speaking to the recording process, Wimbish says, “I wrote most of these songs on an old piano I kept in my kitchen. It was between the tea cups and fridge. We recorded them all over North Carolina. Some of the tracks were recorded in the beautiful Echo Mountain Studio in Asheville, NC, which was a ‘bucket list’ experience, for sure.”
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ジャンル:
Indie, Alternative, Pop, Rock
バンドメンバー:
Sarah McCoy, Hayden Cooke, Joshua Ling, Graham Dickey, Joshua Linhart, David Wimbish
出身地:
Saxapahaw, North Carolina
concerts and tour dates
近日予定
過去
お住まいの地域のイベント
すべてのイベントとライブ配信
もっと見る (38)
The Collection のライブ写真
すべての写真を表示
The Collectionのツアー
Bandsintown Merch
Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
ファンのレビュー
Chris
2023年8月21日
Another great performance from The Collection. I will be at their future shows in St. Louis. @The Collection: Thanks!
St. Louis, MO@Central Stage
Berkley
2023年3月30日
One of the best shows I've seen in a while. If I could give it more stars I would
Nashville, TN@The Basement East
Guinevere
2023年3月5日
They are the best. The energy was off the charts. Music was incredible and their lyrics cut straight to my heart. I want the whole world to hear them ❤️
Grand Rapids, MI@The Intersection
ファンからのレビューをもっと見る
The Collection について
Fronted by David Wimbish, The Collection hail from North Carolina. Impressively, the band logged thousands of miles on the road, generated millions of streams and earned praise from American Songwriter, Glide, Parade and more all before signing to Nettwerk. With three full-length releases, three EPs and a number of singles in their repertoire, the band’s extensive catalog is complimented by their robust and raucous live show that has built a devout fanbase. The Collection has toured with The Oh Hellos, RIPE, Tall Heights and Nettwerk’s own Sammy Rae & The Friends.
How To Survive An Ending features the previously released track “Won’t Stop Yet” and the project’s first official single “Sorry Baby,” released in September. The band lives by “rules for how to be a band.” They set boundaries, and they try to remain consistently positive, encouraging and supportive of one another. These values are present on stage and off, and underpin their community.
“I hope you feel validated and empowered when you listen to us,” says David. “We don’t have to follow anyone else’s expectations. We can handle the end of something important with a light heart. I want you to find your own strength to get through anything.”
Regarding the EP, Wimbish says: “I can’t stop thinking about endings - the end of a relationship, the end of my fearful identity, the end of my patience, the end of the world. All my songs started to be about these endings and how to handle them with strength and confidence, instead of being bulldozed by them. I think the music reflects this, too - it’s a more bold and confident version of The Collection and built off of the last year of the ups and downs of road life as a band family.” says Wimbish. “We've become more confident in who we are over the last 18 months, and now know how to pull each other through an ending.”
Speaking to the recording process, Wimbish says, “I wrote most of these songs on an old piano I kept in my kitchen. It was between the tea cups and fridge. We recorded them all over North Carolina. Some of the tracks were recorded in the beautiful Echo Mountain Studio in Asheville, NC, which was a ‘bucket list’ experience, for sure.”
How To Survive An Ending features the previously released track “Won’t Stop Yet” and the project’s first official single “Sorry Baby,” released in September. The band lives by “rules for how to be a band.” They set boundaries, and they try to remain consistently positive, encouraging and supportive of one another. These values are present on stage and off, and underpin their community.
“I hope you feel validated and empowered when you listen to us,” says David. “We don’t have to follow anyone else’s expectations. We can handle the end of something important with a light heart. I want you to find your own strength to get through anything.”
Regarding the EP, Wimbish says: “I can’t stop thinking about endings - the end of a relationship, the end of my fearful identity, the end of my patience, the end of the world. All my songs started to be about these endings and how to handle them with strength and confidence, instead of being bulldozed by them. I think the music reflects this, too - it’s a more bold and confident version of The Collection and built off of the last year of the ups and downs of road life as a band family.” says Wimbish. “We've become more confident in who we are over the last 18 months, and now know how to pull each other through an ending.”
Speaking to the recording process, Wimbish says, “I wrote most of these songs on an old piano I kept in my kitchen. It was between the tea cups and fridge. We recorded them all over North Carolina. Some of the tracks were recorded in the beautiful Echo Mountain Studio in Asheville, NC, which was a ‘bucket list’ experience, for sure.”
表示を増やす
ジャンル:
Indie, Alternative, Pop, Rock
バンドメンバー:
Sarah McCoy, Hayden Cooke, Joshua Ling, Graham Dickey, Joshua Linhart, David Wimbish
出身地:
Saxapahaw, North Carolina
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AJR
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