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SIR SLY IN CONCERT:
Sir Sly is an emerging indie rock band that's shaking up the alternative charts with their luminous 2013 breakout EP Gold. The band combines dark lyrics, dreamy guitars, and rhythmic beats with frontman Landon Jacobs' sincere vocals to create a unique synth-rock sound all their own. Whether they're hammering out fan favorites like "Gold" or performing an acoustic rendition of the striking track "Easy Now", Sir Sly knows how to captivate audiences during their arresting live shows. Although they're a three-piece, the rockers possess a full sound that demands attention, and ticket buyers can hear it come to life on their power-packed tours.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Indie newcomers Sir Sly were a mystery when they first released their material on Hype Machine in 2012, but after their songs launched to No. 1 on the popular site the band revealed their identity to their eager fans. They debuted their 2013 EP Gold to much acclaim and earned a devoted following on tours alongside St. Lucia and the 1975. They’ve showcased their killer tunes at SXSW, sold out headlining dates around the world, and quickly proven to be a promising new act with a knack for connecting with audiences. With a sound that’s as polished as their performances, Sir Sly have fans coming in droves to their thrilling live shows.
These guys absolutely killed it on stage, everything, from the lights to the body movements, complimented each song. Everyone gave it their all when on stage and the experience was truly unforgettable. Especially after the show, they were all such good sports about meeting fans, very humble.
Sir Sly was unexpectedly awesome! Wolf Gang were also great even though the singer had laryngitis.
Great show and great venue! As expected from the acts and then some.
I hadn't seen any of the bands live before. I actually only knew who Sir Sly was. When I first heard their song Gold, I had started downloading and listening to the rest of their music. Fell in love with their sound. So when I saw they were coming to town, I had to go. I've seen Death Cab live, and Matt and Kim, which until this show, were my favourite live performances. Sir Sly and Wolf Gang knocked it out of the water. Tickets were cheap, which is always nice, but I would have gladly spent more if it were the case. Max McElligott of Wolf Gang even had a cold and he still more than impressed. Thumbs up all around
It's not our first time seeing Wolf Gang and this time was just as great as the other times we have seen them. They guys were all so sweet and extremely friendly. I felt like I was chatting with friends rather than a band/fan kind of interaction. Sir Sly was good too. They weren't really our cup of tea, but the show was enjoyable. The guys from Sir Sly were also very friendly. Everyone came out after the show to chat with people who didn't have meet and greets. I thought that was so nice of them. The people working at the venue were quite pushy though. While we (and many other people) were chatting with the band after the show, they kept trying to push us out the door. It was extremely rude.
I got to the venue about an 2 hours early to secure a good spot. I did partake in the meet and greet with the artists which was super cool. I Got to take pictures and talk with the artists which was unforgettable Bc they were super chill and even offered fans pizza. The line up was poppin. Secret someones were the openers and they did great and then wolfgang came up. They were absolutely incredible and very charismatic. Sirsly closed the show, they were my favorite of course. They sang all of the crowds favorites, a cover from Drake, and some of the new songs off the album. All artists made sure to not only perform but as well talk to the audience and make sure we knew how happy they were to be there with us.
Had an awesome night. Great music, although at times it was so loud I could not understand what they were singing
All the three bands that performed put on an incredible show and had such positive energy on stage. Will definitely be seeing them again in the future. I highly recommend to check these bands out!
Wolf Gang, Sir Sly and Secret Someones all brought their A game to Fort Lauderdale. They all rocked in their own way! Which made it special show for fans whom attended!
Saw them at as an opener at a concert and they caught my attention right away. I now own all of their music from iTunes.
I went personally just for Magic Man because I fell in love with their song Paris. They were so great on stage! Christine looked so happy and really all of them were just so fun to watch. Bel Heir turned out to be much better live than the songs I heard in spotify, and Magic Man was just too much fun that I didnt want it to be spoilt by Sir Sly. They were good too but after getting to talk to Alex and Christine we thought the night was perfect as it was
First time in NY and they were great. For sure it won't be the last time. They have a really distinctive sound, not like a thousand other bands. Audience was really into it. I loved the way they all played so many instruments.
This band is way underrated, they played amazingly and filled every minute of the one-hour show with the best indie pop sound I heard in years. All 5 members really played as one, orchestral coordination, total dedication. The lounge being rather small (less than 70 people maybe), I was also lucky to have enjoyed the intimate and casual atmosphere which will surely be a rare thing for their future shows. Bets of luck guys!
Mercury lounge is one of those hidden gems. The sound and vibe was great.
The venue size/crowd made it so enjoyable and personal. I would do it 100 times over. Everyone who performed did great and the quality of the sound system was amazing. Had a great great time. Drink specials at the bar were a plus, the surrounding bars and art expo's made it overall a great experience
