Concert by the dream-pop duo Vansire, known for lo-fi grooves and hazy melodies, at the Neumos venue.
Vansire play Neumos on Tuesday, November 10, with doors opening at 7 PM. It's a single-act bill, so they're the only ones on the program.
Vansire is the project of Josh Augustin and Samuel Winemiller, a dream-pop duo whose sound centers on lo-fi grooves and hazy melodies. They've described their live set as "a Midwest summer evening bottled," which gives you a fair idea of the mood they're after—mellow, atmospheric, and a bit nostalgic. If you've heard them before, you know the vibe: clean, melodic guitar lines and a relaxed, steady pocket that keeps things from drifting too far into the background. It's the kind of music that works just as well when you're paying close attention as it does when it's just filling the room.
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The Neumos show is an all-ages night, so it's open to everyone regardless of age. If you are 21 or older, there's drinking available, and the floor is standing, so you'll be on your feet for the set. Doors open at 7 PM, and the show follows. Neumos is at 925 E Pike St in Seattle, right in the heart of Capitol Hill.
