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Peach Pit on Tour
A show with Peach Pit is a guaranteed party, and will most likely turn you into a "daddy," the endearing term for any fan of the band. The quartet's first major tour for their Sweet FA EP saw them all wearing the same outfits from their band photo — for every show — but it was their carefree indie-pop and onstage presence that kept the fans coming, driving venues like The Fillmore (Philadelphia) and Summit (Denver) to capacity. They headed out on their first European tour in 2018, then opened for Two Door Cinema Club in 2019, and have since become a hit on the festival circuit, strutting their stuff on stages from Bonnaroo to Bumbershoot. Even if their outfits have now changed (slightly), expect the band's infectious energy — especially Chris Vanderkooy's rousing guitar solos — to be just as electric.
Peach Pit in Concert
Vancouver quartet Peach Pit hit just the right sweet spot for easy, breezy guitar-pop, and it's earned them a loyal following both online and off — thanks to their especially fun and well-polished live shows. Back in 2016, the band formed rather organically. At 20 years old, vocalist and guitarist Neil Smith decided he wanted to go rock after trying his hand in a folk band. He teamed up with guitarist Chris Vanderkooy and bassist Peter Wilton, a pair of longtime childhood friends, along with drummer Mikey Pascuzzi. Upon their first practice together, the group began to lay down the track "Peach Pit," and realized they had musical chemistry right from the get-go. The quartet soon got to work, practicing for about a full year before booking their first show as Peach Pit. They started making waves online with the chilled-out "Peach Pit" and went on to release their debut EP, Sweet FA, in 2016. The following year, the band released their full-length debut album, Being So Normal, the title inspired by a note from a judge at a band contest they had once entered. At this point, they'd proven themselves far from normal as they were quickly gaining followers online and on the road, and even calling their fans "daddies," a name inspired by Vanderkooy's nickname in high school (when he was trying to grow a beard). With the release of their 2020 sophomore album, You and Your Friends, that playfulness would continue to seep through every bit of Peach Pit's sound.
Show and band really deliver!!! Music was great. Venue advertised beer and wine but when you showed there was no alcohol so that was frustrating along with minimal concessions.
Old enough to be these guys’ parent - that being said, probably one of the best concerts I’ve been to! Thank you for putting your heart and soul into this show. Hope to see you again and will bring the rest of the fam with me! Hugs.
There’s not much more to be said other than what I’ve previously stated. Peach Pit at Rose Music Hall was the best show on I’ve ever been to and it will always be a special show to me for the rest of my life.
the best concert ive ever been to. we had so much fun, the venue was awesome and peach pit sounds better live than on spotify. just amazing.
The venue is just the right size for a group like Peach Pit. The performance was lovely and I had a great time. Plenty of street parking around as well.
First time in the balcony. Had a great time, as always, at the House of Blues.
GREAT band on recording,..... AMAZING BAND IN PERSON! Had so much fun at the show. The band is super nice and very caring for their fans! Can't wait to see them next time they come back to Philly. :)
Peach Pit is one of my daughters favorite bands and this was her first concert and she and her friend had the best time ever!
amazing stage presence and such talented people. insane guitar skills and seriously the best concert experience i’ve had
I don't how how to articulate how fantastic their live performances really are. They put it all out on stage and keep reaching into their bag of hits for one of the best nights you can have. Best band to come outta the last 5 Years
