Concert by the Dallas band CURL, whose sound spans hip hop, shoegaze, alternative, indie rock and post punk, at The Double Wide.
CURL are playing The Double Wide on Thursday, October 29, as part of a four-band bill. They're a Dallas band, and this is a home-city show for them. The night is headlined by Labels, with Intake Drywall and Team Effort filling out the rest of the lineup.
If you haven't caught them yet, CURL is one of those acts that's hard to pin to a single sound. They describe their music as spanning hip hop, shoegaze, alternative, indie rock, and post-punk. That's a wide spread—the heavy, atmospheric wash of shoegaze sitting alongside the rhythmic lean of hip hop and the jagged edges of post-punk—and they're pulling from all of it at once. It's the kind of set that doesn't stay in one place for long.
Because they're local, this is a good chance to see them on their own turf. The bill puts them in the middle of the night, with Labels taking the top spot and Intake Drywall and Team Effort rounding out the lineup. With four bands on the bill, it's a full evening of music rather than a single act.
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The show is at The Double Wide, 3510 Commerce Street in Dallas. Doors open at 8 PM, and the music starts at 9 PM. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door, and the night is 21+.
