Live at Get Hip Recordings: An Evening with Lou Barlow · May 17

An Evening with Lou Barlow

Live at Get Hip Recordings

Thursday, May 17, 2018

2018 finds Lou without obligations to his bands (Dinosaur Jr., Sebadoh) and ready to bring acoustic guitars and his extensive back-catalog on the road for a series of intimate solo performances. Requests will be taken, stories will be told and Lou will be in the best setting to share the emotionally direct, melodic songs he’s known for.

Join us Thursday, May 17 at Get Hip Recordings HQ for this intimate performance. General admission to the event is $23. Or if you’re feeling adventurous (and hungry), grab dinner with Lou before the event for $100! Check out all of the available ticket packages, on sale now at Eventbrite.

All show attendees will be treated to exclusive deals and discounts
at the Get Hip Record Store throughout the event.

Sponsored by Rock Bottom Brewery
Rock Bottom
 beer will be available for purchase throughout the evening

Presented by Get Hip Recordings

An Evening with Lou Barlow

Thursday, May 17, 2018
7 – 10 p.m.
Doors @ 7 p.m. / Music @ 8 p.m.
All ages
Admission
General Admission: $23
Dinner with Lou: $100
(Other packages available)
Admission includes special deals and discounts
at the Get Hip Record Store during the event

Pre-order Tickets @ Eventbrite

Get Hip Recordings HQ & Record Store
1800 Columbus Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15233
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About Lou Barlow

Barlow began writing songs in 1981 inspired by bands like Minor Threat (from of the explosive ‘first wave’ hardcore movement) but also by the AM radio of his childhood. The earnest soft rock of John Denver and the fiery self-dissection of Black Flag made an equal impression on him. The first official results of these pendulum swings were released as contributions to the 1984 Deep Wound 7”( the ultra-fast noise band he founded with J Mascis) and lo-fi, acoustic song fragments submitted to a local college radio show. By 1986 he was home recording his first acoustic LP  “Weed Forestin’” and touring his ear-splitting post-hardcore collaboration with J,  Dinosaur Jr.  He left Dinosaur Jr. in 1989 and his work morphed into the band Sebadoh. This merged his schizophrenic musical urges throughout the 1990’s. As Sebadoh rose to national prominence and helped define the emerging Indie Rock genre, the band streamlined. Ever restless, Lou channeled his acoustic leanings into the side-project Sentridoh and began the Folk Implosion. That collaboration with John Davis would yield several experimental garage/trip-hop infused LP’s and a bona-fide top 40 hit in 1995 with “Natural One”.

In 2005 Lou finally released a proper, under his own name, solo LP: “EMOH”. The LP was an acoustic-based, singer-songwriter , studio-recorded effort that began a run of 4 similar collections culminating with 2016’s “Apocalypse Fetish” EP. Concurrently he rejoined Dinosaur Jr and contributed songs to their successful 4 LP (and counting) reunion era.

2018 finds Lou without obligations to his bands and ready to bring acoustic guitars and his extensive back-catalogue on the road for a series of intimate solo performances. Requests will be taken, stories will be told and Lou will be in the best setting to share the emotionally direct, melodic songs he’s known for.

Live at Get Hip Recordings

5/17 – An Evening with Lou Barlow (Dinosaur Jr., Sebadoh)
5/18 – The Local 
w/ Some Kind of Animal
5/19 – Black Sabbath Lives
6/09 – Archie & The Bunkers
 w/ Nox Boys, The Spectres