Aw, Shucks! The Magnetic Fields finished at Roadrunner on March 25, 2024
The Magnetic Fields is now showing at Capitol Center for the Arts
The Magnetic Fields
Aw, Shucks! The Magnetic Fields finished at Roadrunner on March 25, 2024
The Magnetic Fields is now showing at Capitol Center for the Arts
Why see The Magnetic Fields?
25 Years Of 69 Love Songs
Ostensibly created as one of multi-instrumentalist singer/songwriter Stephin Merritt's side projects for his laconic wit and verve, The Magnetic Fields have proven their strength from their 1991 debut '100,000 Fireflies' to the vast '69 Love Songs'. 2025 sees them celebrating the latter as it reaches a milestone anniversary of 25 years!
Now a five-piece, The Magnetic Fields have been recording since 1989. House of Tomorrow was the band's third EP, cementing them as one of the most interesting experimental pop bands of their generation. Don't miss these new dates, a treat for fans old and new.
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Customer reviews
1 reviews, average rating: (5.0 Stars)
Herb
Chill but deep and funny
Great show, not a high energy performance but what was lacking in ear-grating noise was made up for in high quality lyricism, composition and variations. Like, the guy next to me yelled at me for saying "we should go" to my wife during the last track. It was great though, really. Loved all the songs but didn't hear Book of Love, our fav by this band ... Read more
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