What newer bands are cutting into your DMB listening?

[dmbetc]

Originally Posted by dontshootmydog

No kiddin?! Corin, Carrie or Janet? I first got turned on to them when they opened for Pearl Jam in the early 00's. So glad they came back with a new album/tour.

Corin, she married my cousin. Finally got to see a show of theirs 2 years back.

[Jordan#41]

Arcade Fire
The National
Bon Iver
Fleet Foxes
Grizzly Bear
Sigur Ros
Sharon Van Etten
Whitney
Father John Misty
Beirut
St. Vincent
Vampire Weekend
Future Islands
Sufjan Stevens
Radiohead
Spoon
Beach House
Francis & The Lights
Deerhunter
James Blake
The War on Drugs

[gomocs10]

the revivalists

[TrampledUnderw.]

Originally Posted by Jordan#41

Arcade Fire
The National
Bon Iver
Fleet Foxes
Grizzly Bear
Sigur Ros
Sharon Van Etten
Whitney
Father John Misty
Beirut
St. Vincent
Vampire Weekend
Future Islands
Sufjan Stevens
Radiohead
Spoon
Beach House
Francis & The Lights
Deerhunter
James Blake
The War on Drugs

#retweet

[schutter]

James Vincent McMorrow (not a "new" artist)
Whitney
Day Wave
sir Was

[paultwood1]

If you have a chance to check out Gregory Alan Isakov's album with the Colorado Symphony, do it. It's an auditory eargasm

[ToySoldier#34]

Originally Posted by laststopdmb

Tedeschi Trucks Band is great and their new live album is amazing. Been listening to a lot of Pearl Jam live stuff from 2016 and they sound better than ever. Since 311 has a new album coming out I have been listening to a lot of them at the gym. Also Blind Pilot & Amos Lee. None of these bands are new so I need to check some new bands out.

Amos Lee is solid, I've been covering Windows Rolled Down lately at bars

[laverwater]

Originally Posted by dmbetc

Hell yeah Sleater Kinney! my cousins band

That's awesome! I always thought the Sleater-Kinney highway sign near Olympia WA was funny sounding, then discovered the band. Mad props to those ladies.

[dontdrink36]

The Revivalists
Marcus King Band
Nathanial Rateliff
Alabama Shakes
Sunsquabi

[kmb40oz]

These guys are in constant rotation

Rayland Baxter
Louis Berry
The Ballroom Thieves
The Whistles and Bells
Great Peacock
Jamestown Revival
National Park Radio

[TheLastStop123]

Love seeing all The Revivalists love in here. They are seriously great, and sound incredible on their live releases. I've yet to catch a show, but I've heard they are awesome. If anyone wants a good intro to them, check out the live cuts from the City of Sound album.

I'm also a huge fan of Moon Taxi, listen to them a ton.

[SeekUpTheCubs]

Originally Posted by paultwood1

If you have a chance to check out Gregory Alan Isakov's album with the Colorado Symphony, do it. It's an auditory eargasm

Couldn't agree more. That album is something else. Saw him open at the Gorge and then caught him with the Symphony when they swung through Chicago.

This is a cool thread

[YouNeverKnow25]

third eye blind

[mHeiser92]

Not sure how "new" these guys are but they're new to me. Futurebirds

A friend turned me on to them few months back when we saw them at a basement show in Iowa. These guys have a pretty cool sound. Lots of reverb, steel guitar and pedal slide. People have called them psychedelic country but not sure I completely agree with that.

I've been listening to a lot of their stuff including their new album. They also have a live album out and you can find most their stuff on YouTube and Spotify. They're also hitting a good portion of the country this spring/summer. Highly recommend seeing these guys if they stop by your area

http://www.futurebirdsmusic.com/tour/

[DMB1983]

No one that new right now. I'm getting older and get why old people don't like the younger generations music. By older I'm in my 30's and listen to stuff I grew up listening to. I still think music I bought in 2011 is new.

So.... I keep going back in time and have been discovering the blues. Sonny Boy Williamson, Muddy Waters, Elmore James, and my new favorite Lightnin' Hopkins. That mans guitar playing is dirty and evil.

With the recent passing of Chuck Berry I've been listening to the This is: playlist on Spotify. Every song he wrote has been ripped off in one form or another. Crazy.

[DMB1983]

Nathaniel Rateliff is a must if you haven't heard him and the Night Sweats. Just go see them live. You will not be disappointed and your soul will thank you. It's joyful.

I used to live a few blocks away from him in Denver, and would run into him at Chipotle before he was this famous. His wife worked at a local restaurant right there too. They are really awesome and I couldn't be happier to see a local musician get so much deserved success.

[Rockyall107]

The rivivalists

[domchapman21]

White Denim
Shakey Graves

[bamasupported]

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
Perpetual Groove

Anthony Crawfords new album "In the Clouds" check it out on youtube

[Aforauer]

Honestly, give Crystal Garden a try. Boyd is very active with them as we all know. It's very relaxing. I'm a fan

[pjdwyer]

Not necessarily new but this is what I'm listening to lately.

Umphrey's.

Lots and lots of Umphrey's.

Gov't Mule
Greensky Bluegrass
Spafford
Spoon (new album is great btw)
Talking Heads
Car Seat Headrest
White Denim
Vulfpeck
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
The Decemberists
Tycho
The Shins
Ryan Adams

[justinhayes21]

I love OAR and I was looking forward to taking this summer off from DMB to follow them but the fact they are touring with/opening for Train totally ruined that for me

[DeadManSquirm27]

Band of Horses!!!

[dmbetc]

Checked out The Rivivalists from all the recommendations. Awesome stuff.

[klango90]

St. Paul and the Broken Bones

[TheNickGuy]

The Hip Abduction

+1 for Hip Abduction

Also, Twiddle

[dontdrink36]

Guys it's The Revivalists not rivivalists

[BTCS_JTR]

Originally Posted by dmbetc

Corin, she married my cousin. Finally got to see a show of theirs 2 years back.

No kidding? Your cousin is a very talented man.

[tripbilly3]

Joey Harkum.......check him out, you won't be disappointed.

[DavesGranny]

Umphreys McGee, Red Hot Chili Peppers