There stage persona was incredible. They never stopped playing! A wicked show and I would for sure see them again!
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- 2024-10-17Thursday 08:30 p.m.Metz, 57, FRLa BAM (La boite à Musiques)Russian Circles
- 2024-10-21Monday 07:00 p.m.Oslo, NOParkteatret Scene, OsloRussian Circles (support: REZN)
- 2024-10-29Tuesday 07:00 p.m.Birmingham, GBO2 Institute2 BirminghamRussian Circles
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- 2024-10-31Thursday 06:30 p.m.Belfast, GBThe Limelight 2Russian Circles
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- 2024-11-01Friday 07:30 p.m.Dublin, D2, IEThe Button FactoryRussian Circles
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- 2024-11-03Sunday 06:00 p.m.London, GBEartHRussian CirclesOn partner site
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- 2024-11-06Wednesday 08:00 p.m.Rennes, 35, FRAntipodeRUSSIAN CIRCLES REZN
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- 2024-11-07Thursday 08:30 p.m.Merignac, 33, FRLE KRAKATOARUSSIAN CIRCLES
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About
RUSSIAN CIRCLES IN CONCERT:
If the apocalypse is indeed coming, instrumental post-rock outfit Russian Circles is the perfect group to soundtrack its arrival. The trio's entrancingly heavy sound and textured compositions conjure up images of primordial ooze and continental drift, treating listeners to an immersive sonic experience that transcends time and place. The searing guitars and bombastic drums of tracks like "Deficit" and "Enter" make the moments of softness in the band's music all the more beautiful, and it's this interplay of heavy and light elements that gives their live shows such dynamic energy. Ticket buyers looking for a mind-blowing concert experience look no further: Russian Circles's unforgettable sets on tour bear all the markings of an earth-shattering event.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Chicago-based instrumental rock group Russian Circles was formed in 2004 by guitarist Mike Sullivan, bassist Colin DeKuiper, and drummer Dave Turncrantz. The trio released a self-titled EP that same year, and in 2006 they released their debut full-length album Enter to positive reviews. Turncrantz left the band shortly after the album's release and was replaced by drummer Brian Cook, who made his recording debut with Russian Circles on their 2008 sophomore album Station. In 2009 the new lineup hit the road on tour, performing at summer festivals like Bonnaroo before releasing their third album Geneva in the fall to a No. 24 position on Billboard's Heatseekers chart -- an impressive feat for an experimental group. Since then they've released two more critically acclaimed albums, toured the world with bands like Deafheaven and Chelsea Wolfe, and earned a reputation as a must-see live act with their heavy-hitting live shows.
Rating: 5 out of 5by Anonymous on 2012-08-23Lee's Palace - Toronto Rating: 5 out of 5 Russian Circles = True musicians!
by takeshiluv on 2012-08-23Lee's Palace - TorontoIn a world where true musical talent seems to be diminishing, Russian Circles restores my faith. It's very difficult putting into words what I experienced that evening--> it was beyond my expectations and pure magic! Dave Turncrantz is such a PHENOMENAL musician and raises the bar re: drummers. If you ever have the opportunity to see them TAKE IT! You will not be sorry but left speechless! I'm still awestruck ; )
Rating: 5 out of 5 Incredible
by 7arek on 2011-11-15Lee's Palace - TorontoThis band exudes such a great amount of energy; just an awesome concert experience.
Rating: 4 out of 5 A religious experience
by RoryO on 2011-11-15Lee's Palace - TorontoRussian Circles was absolutely phenomenal live. Even in a small venue like Lee's Palace, they manage to turn understated lighting and minimal stage space into something truly grandiose. My only complaint is that Deafheaven couldn't cross the border to make the show, and Lee's Palace listed them as being on the bill, so I was expecting them to show up and was disappointed.