Upcoming Events at Fox Theater - Oakland
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HAIM will perform at the historic Fox Theater in Oakland on September 7th! Presale begins Wednesday, June 28th at 10am! (password = zone) via the Fox Theater's official website, TheFoxOakland.com The general on sale begins Thursday, June 29th at 10am.
Event Details
HAIM will perform at the historic Fox Theater in Oakland on September 7th!
Presale begins Wednesday, June 28th at 10am! (password = zone) via the Fox Theater's official website, TheFoxOakland.com
The general on sale begins Thursday, June 29th at 10am.
Listen to HAIM:
https://soundcloud.com/haimtime
Watch HAIM:
https://www.youtube.com/user/haimtheband
About HAIM:
Even before the 2013 release of HAIM’s celebrated, best-selling debut album, Days Are Gone, the group had already started touring. And then they never stopped—in the years since, Alana, Danielle, and Este Haim have stayed on the road almost constantly, “People kept asking us to tour,” says Alana, “and it was a no-brainer, because we love playing so much.”
So when it came time to put on the brakes and make the hotly anticipated follow-up, Something to Tell You, the sisters wanted to try a different approach, taking advantage of the performing strength they had gained.
The results demonstrate the musical and emotional range of a group that continues to push its own creativity. Something to Tell You was introduced with a riveting video for the spare, intimate “Right Now,” shot live in the studio in one take by Paul Thomas Anderson, and the bass-heavy “Night So Long” continues that lonesome, late-night feel. Meanwhile, the harmonious vocals and finger snaps on “Want You Back,” contrast with its confessional lyric.
Presale begins Wednesday, June 28th at 10am! (password = zone) via the Fox Theater's official website, TheFoxOakland.com
The general on sale begins Thursday, June 29th at 10am.
Listen to HAIM:
https://soundcloud.com/haimtime
Watch HAIM:
https://www.youtube.com/user/haimtheband
About HAIM:
Even before the 2013 release of HAIM’s celebrated, best-selling debut album, Days Are Gone, the group had already started touring. And then they never stopped—in the years since, Alana, Danielle, and Este Haim have stayed on the road almost constantly, “People kept asking us to tour,” says Alana, “and it was a no-brainer, because we love playing so much.”
So when it came time to put on the brakes and make the hotly anticipated follow-up, Something to Tell You, the sisters wanted to try a different approach, taking advantage of the performing strength they had gained.
The results demonstrate the musical and emotional range of a group that continues to push its own creativity. Something to Tell You was introduced with a riveting video for the spare, intimate “Right Now,” shot live in the studio in one take by Paul Thomas Anderson, and the bass-heavy “Night So Long” continues that lonesome, late-night feel. Meanwhile, the harmonious vocals and finger snaps on “Want You Back,” contrast with its confessional lyric.
