Jakob Dylan has spent 30 years making sure The Wallflowers are remembered for more than One Headlight, and the people who show up to a Belly Up show on a Thursday night in October are the ones who know the deeper catalog — the ones who can tell you why Breach or Rebel, Sweetheart deserved more attention than they got and why the band's recent Americana turn feels like the sound they were always heading toward. The Belly Up is the room where bands sound like they are playing for friends, and The Wallflowers have always been the kind of band that sounds better when the room is small enough to see the sweat, the kind of band that rewards the audience that stayed past the hit. The intimate North County venue holds about 600 and every one of them knows they are in the right room. Thursday, October 8. Two nights — check bellyup.com for the Friday show as well.
Jakob Dylan has spent 30 years making sure The Wallflowers are remembered for more than One Headlight, and the people who show up to a Belly Up show on a Thursday night in October are the ones who know the deeper catalog — the ones who can tell you why Breach or Rebel, Sweetheart deserved more attention than they got and why the band's recent Americana turn feels like the sound they were always heading toward. The Belly Up is the room where bands sound like they are playing for friends, and The Wallflowers have always been the kind of band that sounds better when the room is small enough to see the sweat, the kind of band that rewards the audience that stayed past the hit. The intimate North County venue holds about 600 and every one of them knows they are in the right room. Thursday, October 8. Two nights — check bellyup.com for the Friday show as well.
Jakob Dylan has spent 30 years making sure The Wallflowers are remembered for more than One Headlight, and the people who show up to a Belly Up show on a Thursday night in October are the ones who know the deeper catalog — the ones who can tell you why Breach or Rebel, Sweetheart deserved more attention than they got and why the band's recent Americana turn feels like the sound they were always heading toward. The Belly Up is the room where bands sound like they are playing for friends, and The Wallflowers have always been the kind of band that sounds better when the room is small enough to see the sweat, the kind of band that rewards the audience that stayed past the hit. The intimate North County venue holds about 600 and every one of them knows they are in the right room. Thursday, October 8. Two nights — check bellyup.com for the Friday show as well.