You are here: Home Music Beat Drag The River move from punk to country
  • Increase font size
  • Default font size
  • Decrease font size
Search

L.A. Beat

Drag The River move from punk to country

E-mail Print PDF

A lot of punks often end up playing country music, so I’m always excited to see the result. On Aug. 19, Colorado born Drag the River, featuring  Chad Price of the punk band All, drove up from the United States to play “The Farm” northeast of the city.


 The Farm is where Shaela Miller and Treeline are busy recording their new CD.

Drag The River playing country rock music. photo by Richard Amery
 They were delayed crossing the border and you could tell they’re were in a mellow mood and wanted to take it easy and play mellow music.

However a good sized crowd was in the mood to rock, so they played a lot of upbeat,  catchy alt-country music along the lines of Uncle Tupelo and Wilco with just  touch of the Refreshments.


They didn’t say a lot on the stage. One of the show’s highlights “ Me and Joe Drove Out To California” which showed off some old school rock and roll riffs and excellent vocal harmonies.

— By Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor
Share
Last Updated ( Friday, 30 August 2013 15:35 )  
The ONLY Gig Guide that matters

Departments

Music Beat

ART ATTACK
Lights. Camera. Action.
Inside L.A. Inside

CD Reviews





Banner
Banner
Banner
Banner
Banner


Music Beat News

Art Beat News

Drama Beat News

Museum Beat News