Henry Mitchell29 said:I mean, how could they not be headliners? They're such a solid band that you can totally slot them into a headlining spot. It would be such a shame if they didn't pull a crowd here in the States... but I have a feeling people are into them enough to make it work as headliners...
So are you saying the guys actually don't want to be headliners? 😁
I'm just speculating. When you look at who headlined over the last few years, you see that TMV (who have only played small clubs in NYC so far) don't really fit into that specific circle. I'm talking about popularity, obviously, not talent...
Anyway, I keep stumbling across this MTV Unplugged lately, and right now I'm watching a Kings of Leon set from two months ago in New York City, and since it seems like everyone keeps asking for them, I figured I'd check it out. My impressions so far—God forbid they show up at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival this year. It's basically just two guitars, a bass, and drums, which isn't exactly diverse, the songs all kind of bleed into one another, there's some generic solo before the end of every track that goes absolutely nowhere, the lead guy is just mumbling into his beard and the mic, and honestly, it's hard to tell which of the four is the most awkward (though I think it's the drummer, who ruins every song with those excessive fills), and even the crowd seems pretty lifeless. I definitely don't want to experience that at Central Park this summer. Honestly, they sound like actual artists compared to these guys...