Plini: An Unnameable Desire Tour — Music Box, San Diego
There's a kind of guitar playing that doesn't ask you to headbang or sing along. It asks you to close your eyes and let the melody do something your playlist never quite manages — take you somewhere you haven't been yet. Plini is the reason a very specific subset of people check concert listings in cities they don't live in, just in case.
The Australian instrumental progressive guitarist launches the North American leg of An Unnameable Desire right here in San Diego, with Night Verses and Portraits opening. Music Box is 705 people and a low ceiling and the kind of sound system that lets you feel the dynamics between quiet clean passages and full-band eruptions the way the recording only approximates. This is the tour opener — the first night the new material breathes in a room.
If you've ever stayed up too late listening to Handmade Cities or Impulse Voices and felt something loosen behind your ribs, this is where that feeling gets a body. Music Box, 1337 India St, San Diego. Doors 7:30 PM. All ages.
There's a kind of guitar playing that doesn't ask you to headbang or sing along. It asks you to close your eyes and let the melody do something your playlist never quite manages — take you somewhere you haven't been yet. Plini is the reason a very specific subset of people check concert listings in cities they don't live in, just in case.
The Australian instrumental progressive guitarist launches the North American leg of An Unnameable Desire right here in San Diego, with Night Verses and Portraits opening. Music Box is 705 people and a low ceiling and the kind of sound system that lets you feel the dynamics between quiet clean passages and full-band eruptions the way the recording only approximates. This is the tour opener — the first night the new material breathes in a room.
If you've ever stayed up too late listening to Handmade Cities or Impulse Voices and felt something loosen behind your ribs, this is where that feeling gets a body. Music Box, 1337 India St, San Diego. Doors 7:30 PM. All ages.
There's a kind of guitar playing that doesn't ask you to headbang or sing along. It asks you to close your eyes and let the melody do something your playlist never quite manages — take you somewhere you haven't been yet. Plini is the reason a very specific subset of people check concert listings in cities they don't live in, just in case.
The Australian instrumental progressive guitarist launches the North American leg of An Unnameable Desire right here in San Diego, with Night Verses and Portraits opening. Music Box is 705 people and a low ceiling and the kind of sound system that lets you feel the dynamics between quiet clean passages and full-band eruptions the way the recording only approximates. This is the tour opener — the first night the new material breathes in a room.
If you've ever stayed up too late listening to Handmade Cities or Impulse Voices and felt something loosen behind your ribs, this is where that feeling gets a body. Music Box, 1337 India St, San Diego. Doors 7:30 PM. All ages.