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What do Local Natives sound like?
If you distilled California into soundwaves and vibrations, it might resemble the sonic and spiritual interplay of the Los Angeles quintet--Taylor Rice [vocals, guitar], Kelcey Ayer [vocals, keys, percussion, guitar], Ryan Hahn [guitar, keys, mandolin, vocals], Matt Frazier [drums], and Nik Ewing [bass, keys, vocals].
Hills and valleys of six-string bliss, a coastal spray of neon keyboards, and sundrenched melodies comprise a growing catalog of entrancing and engaging anthems by the band. Based in Los Angeles, the group progressed their sound over the course of three full-length albums, Gorilla Manor [2009], Hummingbird [2013], and, most recently, Sunlit Youth [2016]. The latter received praise from Pitchfork, Consequence of Sound, The Guardian and many more. In between countless sold out shows and festival appearances - including a standout Coachella 2017 set - they've graced the stages of Austin City Limits, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, The Late Late Show With James Corden, Jimmy Kimmel Live! and more.
That's what Local Natives sound like.
These guys are on point with everything they do. Their harmonies are flawless and their instrumentation is just amazing. Great stage presence and easy to get into. Definitely hands down one of the best bands around. Go see them!
with the Suckers opening for Local Natives the whole evening was amazing .. Great live bands and very cool vocal skills by both bands .. Amazing a good time was had by all.. You guys rock ..
The performance exceeded all expectations. Every harmonization rang true and the beats shook the room with explosive precision.
overall a great show, a few lower intensity songs in the middle but strong around the edges. did great work with violin and trumpet in the show
This show was amazing! I had heard good things about their peformance at SXSW and was intriguied. Everyone in the audience was into the show, singing a long with band. The band did a great job of captivating everyone!
Their music is built for the sing along intimate show like this one. I doubt Atlanta will ever get a chance to see them in as small a venue as Masquerade. The show split my wig.
Great show! Would love to see them again soon.... definitely not one to miss.
They sounded absolutely amazing and it was a blast to watch them play! These guys are seriously talented and everyone who has the chance should get out to see them.
What an incredible show, and a perfect venue to see them at. Both bands were incredibly talented and put on great shows.
The first time I heard Sun Hands I knew I wanted to see and hear this band. Fortunately, they came to the Masquerade. They are a little like a Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young for the current times. Great vocalists, great musicianship, great sound. They put on a solid show, with good energy. The openers were a nice lead-in.
This show was outstanding. Both Local and Natives and Suckers were so great. I had never heard Suckers' music and I enjoyed it so much. Their songs had a balance of wackiness and beautiful music, so good! They had such great energy too. And local natives were amazing. They played every single song off of Gorilla Manor. And the Suckers came back onstage and played with them late in the setlist. Everyone there knew all the words to all their songs and there was just so much excitement in the crowd (almost a mosh pit at one point--haha--but not really). If you get a chance to see them, gooooo!! Their music is so beautiful. Their voices are flawless and each one of them plays different types of instruments, which is really cool. Go and see them so you can (if you don't already) love them as much as I do!
On their first tour date in Atlanta, I was blown away by their live performance. They sounded great, and we even got to talk to the drummer of the band at the merchandise booth. They seemed really down to earth, and very, very talented.
