Voxhaul Broadcast

Voxhaul Broadcast playing Live at The Echo!

12.14.09

The Echo

Tags: Broadcast, In Concert, Live, Live Music, Los Angeles, The Echo, Voxhaul Broadcast

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2010 Tour Dates

Aug 31 2010 Circle Bar New Orleans, LA

Sept 1 2010 Maxine's Hot Springs, AR

Sept 2 2010 Eighth & Rail Opelika, AL

Sept 3 2010 Slim's Downtown Raleigh, NC

Sept 4 2010 Star Community Bar Atlanta, GA

Sept 5 2010 Local 506 Chapel Hill, NC

Sept 6 2010 Evening Muse Charlotte, NC

Sept 7 2010 The Black Cat w/ Robbers On High Street Washington, DC

Sept 8 2010 Fontana’s New York, NY

Sept 9 2010 201 Providence w/ Robbers On High Street Providence, RI

Sept 10 2010 Cousin Larry’s (sub rosa party) w/ Robbers On High Street Danbury, CT

Sept 11 2010 The Rock Shop w/ Robbers On High Street Brooklyn, NY

Sept 12 2010 T.T. The Bear's Place Cambridge, MA

Sept 13 2010 The Treehouse Columbus, OH

Sept 14 2010 Darkroom Chicago, IL

Sept 15 2010 Melody Inn Indianapolis, IN

Sept 16 2010 Daytrotter Session Rock Island, IL

Sept 17 2010 Cause Spirits and Soundbar Minneapolis, MN

Sept 18 2010 The Lift with Grant Hart (Husker Du)Dubuque, IA

Sept 19 2010 Bourbon Theatre Lincoln, NE

Sept 20 2010 Hi-Dive Denver, CO

Sept 23 2010 Visual Arts Collective Garden City, ID (Boise)

Sept 25 2010 Audie's Olympic/Club Fred Fresno, CA

Sept 26 2010 Abbott Kinney Street Festival @Milkmade Stage Venice, CA

Oct 07 2010 Filter Culture Collide FestivalSilver Lake, CA

Voxhaul Shout Out

ipromotegoodbands.com
I Promote Good Bands wrote:
"Voxhaul Broadcast took the stage. By this time, The Echoplex was packed full of people in alienesque get-ups with antennas and tinfoil space helmets. This band never plays the same set twice, and actually played a bunch of new killer tunes. Voxhaul Broadcast’s set was packed with raw energy that enticed the crowd. Throughout their set (and the rest of the night) The Echoplex was buzzing with excitement and a lot of “Voxhaul Broadcast was AMAZING” statements were floating around. In my opinion, Voxhaul Broadcast is exactly how rock and roll should be."

Twitter.com
Chris Martin from NME radio wrote:
"I f***ing love this track by Voxhaul Broadcast. Fact or Fiction. Someone sign them!"

grimygoods.com
Roxy Roknian wrote:
"You can tell Voxhaul Broadcast are having a great time up there, dancing around the entire stage and captivating the swooning audience. It’s hard to not wiggle your behind to their Doors-like bass lines. Upbeat songs are their strong suit and damn do they play it well, I can’t wait to see where they go.”

wongiesmusicworld.blogspot.com
Wongie wrote:
"nothing like a california band that celebrates classic soul (james brown and al green are influences) with some good ol fashion rock n roll. the catchy guitar hook alone is worth a listen, throw in a raw vocalist and these guys have officially been placed on my radar."

blahblahblahscience.com wrote:
"'Fact or Fiction' is taken from the fourthcoming Voxhaul Broadcast EP Fact Fiction and Turquoise. so fact or fiction?? this track does lots of things right. like The Walkmen done right. in affect, Otis Redding done right. maybe even rock and roll done right? hmmma, TCB baby, tcb."

NME.com Radio
Natalie wrote:
"I really like this [Voxhaul Broadcast]! It is really reminiscent of the Walkmen, who had said they had been really influenced by Otis Redding. Sounds like this group has been as well! Beautiful and ghostly!"

TheNeedleDrop.com
"When I think underrated '08 releases, Voxhaul Broadcast's Rotten Apples instantly comes to mind. The band recently did a session with Daytrotter, and it sounds pretty epic. The four-song set features three unreleased tracks, so anyone begging for a new LP might use this to calm their demons."

itainthemingway.com
Christina wrote:
"Voxhaul Broadcast: Although their MySpace page says “Unsigned” I find that hard to believe. These guys are too good to be overlooked for this long. Regardless if they are signed or not I suggest you check out their rock and soul sound and you will be hooked for sure."