Live show by The Living Tombstone, the Los Angeles electronic producer, at Citizens Live at The Wylie.
The Living Tombstone are playing Citizens Live at The Wylie on Tuesday, October 27, as part of The Multiplayer Tour. If you've spent any time in the internet music scene, you've likely come across them—they're the project behind some of the most recognizable fan-made songs and remixes to come out of the web over the last decade.
They're coming to Pittsburgh from Los Angeles, California, and they describe themselves as "best pals making internet music." That's a pretty honest way of putting it: the project started with friends collaborating online, and it's grown from there. The music they make is built for the internet—catchy, high-energy, and deeply tied to the games and fandoms that fuel a huge part of their following. If you've ever found yourself humming a song that started as a tribute to a video game, there's a good chance it came from their camp.
This stop is part of The Multiplayer Tour, the run they're taking across the country this year. The set is built around their catalog, and since they've been at this for years, that catalog covers a lot of ground. You'll hear the newer stuff alongside the older tracks that first put them on the map, so the night pulls from different eras of their work rather than sticking to one record.
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The show is on Tuesday, October 27, at Citizens Live at The Wylie, with the music starting at 8 PM. If you're planning to go, keep in mind it's a Tuesday night, so you'll want to work around that mid-week slot. Tickets are available through Live Nation.
