Concert Review

I saw Jukebox the Ghost last night. They are great live and the small venue was great to rock out in, hipster style.

A couple of their best songs they perform live:


Hipsters love any song with unexpected clap patterns and Jukebox capitalizes on that with "Hold It In" from Let Live and Let Ghosts (2008).


Jukebox has had a very consistent sound throughout all their albums, so it's a good thing I enjoy their alt pop/operatic sound. "Adulthood" from Safe Travels (2012).

Opening for Jukebox was a lesser known The Spring Standards. I loved their sound live and they had a great rapport on stage, especially female singer and keyboard player, Heather Robb. "Watch the Moon Disappear" from Yellow/Gold (2012) showcases her vocals and is a more melancholy ballad.




Alternatively, "Crushing Pennies" from the same album shows their softer, more folksy side. They have some great harmonies here.

Today: Something New

I've always liked Jukebox the Ghost for their quirky songs. Their new record, "Safe Travels," is a mixed bag of sounds.



I really like the rock vibe of "At Last." It is kind of different than my other favorite songs of theirs. It tells a story. Also check out upbeat song, "Ghosts In Empty Houses."