On the latest episode of the British show Later With Jools Holland, two indie-rock big dogs came through to perform. Bon Iver and Feist, both of whom brought expertly expansive backing bands and ridiculous amounts of stage presence, both generally rocked that show. Bon Iver did the Bon Iver, Bon Iver track “Towers,” and Feist sang “The Bad In Each Other” and “How Come You Never Go There,” both of which come from her new album Metals. Watch all three performances below; it’s well worth a few minutes of your time. Next year’s festival season is already looking pretty good!
(via TwentyFourBit)
Shout out to Colin Stetson, rocking back and forth and generally looking mad intense behind Bon Iver.
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Feist>>>>>>>>>>>>Bon Iver, and here are the videos to prove it.
calm down
I think I’m pretty calm actually.
Feist Vs Bon Iver is A thing ?
I would only compare the quality of their music if they were on the same Starbucks compilation.
I know it is tired but would ya look at that, http://www.starbucks.com/blog/on-wisconsin-and-bon-iver/1044. They have their eyes and ears on him…and would ya look at that, http://www.starbucks.com/blog/watch-an-exclusive-feist-performance/1078. Starbucks will always have a place in their heart for Feist.
So, we could make it a thing…what a pointless thing that would be though. I will say that I, personally, enjoy Feist much more because she doesn’t make me feel sterile. To me, the “orchestration” on Bon Iver’s latest record and tour are too heavy-handed. I respect the beauty but I feel like he could be doing much more with the players in his band if he went in a different direction. Sorry if I offended your taste in music.
“It should have been me!” – Chris Owens
Isn’t that Mountain Man singing alongside Feist?
yeah that’s totally mountain man.
the brass section for feist adds such an element to her live show. lovely.
Is that La Roux singing backing vocals for Feist?
Will you please take your hands out of your acid washed pockets? You’re on television for crying out loud.