We are giving away a pair of tickets to see The Redwood Plan ‘Green Light Go’ Album Release Show @ Neumos this Friday! Also on the Seattle-based bill are Head Like a Kite with Chaos Chaos + Vox Mod! To win, comment on this post why you would like to attend. Winner will be drawn and emailed on Friday, February 15th.
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From our partners at Neumos:
The Redwood Plan Album Release Show
+ Head Like a Kite with Chaos Chaos | Vox Mod
February 15, 2013 | 8PM | $10 ADV | 21+
Neumos
925 E. Pike St., Seattle, WA, 98122
206-709-9467 | More info/Tickets: neumos.com
Seattle combo the Redwood Plan conquered hearts, ears, and dancing feet with its 2010 full-length Racing Towards the Heartbreak. Propelled by succinct, melodic hooks and riffs, songs like “Push” leapt forth from the speakers and defied listeners to forget them. On Green Light Go, the music of the Seattle quartet evolves further, revealing a denser, dynamic, and more eclectic sound, one that more fully reflects the aesthetics of the musicians behind it.
“It’s still very much the Redwood Plan, but bigger and more dynamic,” insists front woman Lesli Wood. A synthesis of punk rock energy and bristling electronic sounds, one that accommodates both guitarist Sydney Stolfus’ background in metal bands and Lesli’s riot grrrl roots.
There is simply more going on, all the time, on Green Light Go. More melodies to lodge in the noggin, more textures to tease the ear, more moving pieces whirring in interlocking rhythms. Twists and turns abound. On opening “Panic On,” dramatic electronic textures give way to a frenetic dance beat and Lesli’s exhortations to seize the moment, while the unfolding instrumental intro of the chugging “Something Like This” suddenly subsides to spotlight an unusually vulnerable vocal performance.
From the jittery rhythms and percussive fillips underscoring the nervous energy of “Your Fair Share,” to the lightning fast keyboard lines and distinctive bass countermelody running through “Slam,” every element of Green Light Go works in tandem.
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Video: The Redwood Plan, “Push” @ Bumbershoot
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Loved their first album! Would enjoy seeing them again.
holy cow they’re great! and i bombed on making valentine’s day plans so if i could manage to take my guy here on the 15th he’d be stoked! mostly because it’d be coolest vday date EVER and way better than anything else going on in town…
The Redwood Plan and Head Like a Kite?!!!!
Alone (again!) on V-day- tickets to see this would help ease the pain
Love the Redwood Plan! Head LIke a Kite is super fun too. And super excited to see what those now-all-grown-up sisters formerly performing as Smoosh! are up to these days, performing as Chaos Chaos.
Me me me pick me! I need to get out and see some live music, make new friends and shake my booty!
I would LOVE to win these tickets! This is a truly stellar lineup. I want these tickets so I can spend that cash on the new Redwood Plan cd!
oooh lesli wood is INCREDIBLE to see live!