The Parson Redheads at Casbah October 6
Photo courtesy of The Parson Redheads
The Parson Redheads’ newest LP, “Yearling,” out now on Arena Rock Records, with vinyl released via Parson Farm/Timber Carnival Records, was recently profiled on NPR’s “World Café:Next,” featuring album tracks “Burning Up The Sky,” and “Kids Hanging Out.” A band whose music is reminiscent of the West Coast psych-folk scene, they’ve been favorably compared to the Beatles and Fleetwood Mac, with their lush four-part harmonies and tremendous lead vocals by singer Evan Way. This is an album that feels like it’s from another generation. Said a reviewer for L.A Metronomix: “This impossibly pretty gang of California love and harmony plays like Brian Wilson never lost his mind and instead spawned a new generation of composers to finish his teenage symphony to God …. imagine Fleetwood Mac making “Rumours” without the cocaine and wife-swapping.” The Parson Redheads will appear in concert at the Casbah, 2501 Kettner Blvd in San Diego on October 6 with the band Viva Voce. Tickets can be reserved at www.casbahmusic.com For sound samples, go to www.parsonredheads.com.
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