Showing posts with label NorVa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NorVa. Show all posts

Friday, October 7, 2011

Band Showcase: Bison

I first heard this band on 96X and instantly became a fan.  They have a great folk rock sound and are finely tuned technical artists.  I immediately went home and looked them up after hearing them.  I have not seen them perform live but I definitely plan to and will review the show for you all.  They are playing at the Jewish Mother Backstage in Norfolk behind the NorVa on Friday, October 14 and I highly suggest that you come!

My favorite song by far by them is Switzerland.  It is the first song that I heard by them and still the best in my opinion.  It has a great folk rhythm and the songs conveys a great feeling to you.  Truly great work.  I will be following up more on Bison in the coming weeks, and I will be starting by giving you their show review next Friday.  You can find a link to their Facebook page here and you can listen to their music there as well!

Be sure to comment below and tell me what you think of Bison!

A New Look for the NorVa


I found an article a couple of days ago on AltDaily's music blog (it's great, go read it) that really peaked my interest.  One of my favorite venues is the NorVa and any time big news like this gets dropped, I make an effort to share it with people.  According to AltDaily, the NorVa is looking to switch up its look a little.  The NorVa is holding an audition of sorts for local visual street artists to paint murals on the walls (interior and exterior) of the NorVa.  Needless to say, this is a HUGE opportunity for local street artists.  Below is an excerpt from AltDaily's interview with Rick Mersel, who is the co-owner of the NorVa (which can be found here).

Friday, September 23, 2011

Holly Would... opening for Bayside @ The NorVa


Here is a video of Holly Would... opening for Bayside at the NorVa in Norfolk.  This video is from their youtube channel and on their facebook page.  Video is loud in parts (and I think does not do them justice).  In my opinion they do better in smaller, more intimate venues.  Nonetheless, opening at the NorVa is pretty cool too!