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NEW EP "GO NO GO" OUT NOW. It's here! We have a new collection of songs recorded earlier this year with legendary Dave Minehan at Woolly Mammoth Sound, and can’t wait for you to hear it. Stream it below, click through for downloads, or check it out on Spotify and iTunes.
BOSTON GLOBE REVIEWS "GO NO GO." Music critic Zoe Madonna writes, “Their riff-driven songs burst with crunchy-soulful harmonies, slightly fuzzy guitars, and boisterous heart.”
BRAND NEW VIDEOS We've got four new videos out. The previously unreleased "Go No Go" is the title track for our new EP (and there's a bonus live acoustic version in the video section below). Check out a short interview with Dan by Michael Marotta in Vanyaland. Also, check out the video for "Finished With You," filmed on the streets of glamorous and our our cover of John Doe's "The Golden State."
ABOUT
Field Day formed proverbially, in a basement, and unexpectedly, when its members were well into middle age. Joan Anderman was a neophyte, having left her longtime post as rock critic at The Boston Globe and set out to become a songwriter. Her former Globe colleague Dan Zedek, veteran of numerous college bands, was sitting on a stash of songs written in his head while riding the train to work. The band's original drummer J ohn Kehe offered his gear-filled basement for weekend song circles. The chemistry was potent. These songs and these songwriters belonged together. With the addition of bassist Phil Magnifico and drummer Jefferson Riordan, Field Day has become an unlikely upstart on the Boston club scene, playing rock music with scrappy hooks, dreamy harmonies, and irrepressible spirit.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 9 9:00 p.m. Plough & Stars, 912 Mass. Ave Cambridge. with The Big Lonesome
SATURDAY, JUNE 9 3:00 p.m. Brookline Porch Fest with Dubh. 33 White Place, Brookline Village.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 10:00 p.m. Toad. 1912 Mass. Ave., Cambridge (Porter Sq.) FREE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 10:00 p.m. Toad. 1912 Mass. Ave., Cambridge (Porter Sq.) FREE
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SATURDAY, JUNE 9 3:00 p.m. Brookline Porch Fest with Dubh. 33 White Place, Brookline Village.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 10:00 p.m. Toad. 1912 Mass. Ave., Cambridge (Porter Sq.) FREE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 10:00 p.m. Toad. 1912 Mass. Ave., Cambridge (Porter Sq.) FREE
CHECK BACK FOR MORE GIG ANNOUNCEMENTS COMING SOON
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BOSTON HERALD, Jed Gottlieb ”Hints at some lost collaboration between Juliana Hatfield and Evan Dando. Maybe this is a roundabout way of saying Field Day has a gift for modern rock melodies.”
THE BOSTON GLOBE, James Reed “Seriously raucous barroom rock that stings with lean power chords and open-hearted lyrics.”
VANYALAND, Michael Marotta “Finished With You” should be the start of many more words and sounds from the Boston indie-pop group, who in advance of their Rock and Roll Rumble appearance next week have released three new songs, dubbed The Woolly Mammoth Sessions, led by the sunny and infectious guitar-rock track. Read full review
THE TAB, Ed Simches “Becoming a musician has been like the icing on my life. It’s the best thing I’ve ever done, and it’s made me realize that it doesn’t matter so much what other people think of what I’m doing, how I’m looking, how old I am, the choices I make in my life. All that matters is this moment. It was terrifying at first, but now I just feel like I’m on top of the world.” Read full interview
THE BOSTON GLOBE, James Reed “Seriously raucous barroom rock that stings with lean power chords and open-hearted lyrics.”
VANYALAND, Michael Marotta “Finished With You” should be the start of many more words and sounds from the Boston indie-pop group, who in advance of their Rock and Roll Rumble appearance next week have released three new songs, dubbed The Woolly Mammoth Sessions, led by the sunny and infectious guitar-rock track. Read full review
THE TAB, Ed Simches “Becoming a musician has been like the icing on my life. It’s the best thing I’ve ever done, and it’s made me realize that it doesn’t matter so much what other people think of what I’m doing, how I’m looking, how old I am, the choices I make in my life. All that matters is this moment. It was terrifying at first, but now I just feel like I’m on top of the world.” Read full interview