Our friends at Songs For Children are definitely keeping themselves busy: only a few weeks after announcing Honeyblood’s debut in Singapore they’re billing another exciting indie act: Cloud Nothings.
The four-piece hailing from Cleveland, Ohio will make a Singapore return and put on their first headlining show here on April 18 at Hood Bar and Cafe, Bugis+. The band first visited the city for Laneway Festival 2013,Β sharing aΒ stage with Of Mice and Men, Kings of Convenience and Tame Impala among others.
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Tickets are now available throughΒ Peatix, going at SGD36 (early bird), SGD39 (student and NS), SGD50 (advance) and SGD55 at door.
Β©Jesse Lirola
Formed in 2009 in a Cleveland basement, Cloud Nothings was one of solo bedroom projects of lead singer Dylan Baldi, then an audio recording technology major freshman.Β When an opportunity presented itself to open a small show in Brooklyn, Baldi abandoned a still-in-progress final project and gather a proper band to be there. The rest is history.
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The band, now consisting of Baldi on vocals and guitar, Chris Brown on guitar, TJ Duke on bass and Jayson Gerycz on drums, has released four studio albums. They releasedΒ Life Without Sound, their fourth andΒ aΒ follow up to 2014’s Here and Nowhere ElseΒ to aΒ critical acclaim. The album is considered Baldi’sΒ most polished and outwardly reflective to date. Here’s theΒ lead single, “Modern Act”.
