Concert by George Clanton, a trailblazer in the vaporwave and electronic music genres, known for his nostalgic soundscapes and atmospheric energy.
George Clanton plays The Crocodile on Sunday, October 25, with doors opening at 7 PM and the show starting at 8 PM. He's the only act on the bill, so the whole night is his.
If you're not familiar with his work, Clanton is a figure in vaporwave and electronic music, known for a sound that blends those genres with a shoegaze sensibility. His music is built around distinct soundscapes and a nostalgic aesthetic, and he's often cited as a trailblazer for the vaporwave sound. One of his better-known tracks is "Slide," which gives you a good sense of what he does: hypnotic rhythms and a heavy, atmospheric energy that carries through his live sets. It's the kind of music that works as much for leaning in as it does for zoning out.
The Crocodile is at 2505 1st Avenue, and it's a standing-room-only venue, so there aren't any seats to grab. It's also a cashless space, which is worth keeping in mind before you head down. This particular show is an all-ages event, so it's open to everyone regardless of age.
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Doors open at 7 PM, and the music starts at 8 PM. If you're planning to get there early, you'll have a bit of a buffer before the set begins.
