Baroness To Perform ‘Gold & Grey’ With September Livestream Event

Baroness will play the entirety of its 2019 album Gold & Grey on September 10 at 8 pm et. The livestream event takes place at Long Island City’s Culture Lab LIC at the Plaxall Gallery.

Tickets are $14.99 and are available via yourbaroness.com/tour. Purchasers will be granted access to the premiere livestream event and will have 48 hours of unlimited viewing starting at the time of redemption.

A limited edition collection of merchandise to commemorate the performance will also be made available for ticket owners.

“The process of recreating the soundscape of Gold & Grey for a live setting has been fun and inspiring to us as we forward to new musical territories,” said guitarist Gina Gleason. “We’re excited to share this experience with everyone!”

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Yo!! Missin shows!! Miss everyone hope everyone’s doin awesome!!! ☀️ ?⚡️ Minneapolis, MN 2019 ? @metalzis15

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Baroness’ members include founder John Baizley (vocals/guitar), Gina Gleason (guitar), Nick Jost (bass) and Sebastian Thomson (drums). The press release for this event describes the band’s vision as “kaleidoscopic,” and having just listened to Gold & Grey this morning, I’m going to add the word “unexpected” as well.

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We have released our entire Making Gold & Grey mini doc series on IGTV. Head to our IGTV tab on our profile to watch all episodes! • Episode 1 titled VAGUELY FAMILIAR covers Gold & Grey’s new territory in the studio and each of our commentary on “I’d Do Anything.” ?: @pkthunderbolt

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Although the tracks have a melodic tinged, they still rock to the core. As much as I dig straight ahead rock, the bandmates also take creatives risks by bringing a unique and personal style to the proceedings (as witnessed by the tracks “I’m Already Gone,” “Sevens” and the epic “Tourniquet”).

Are you a fan of Baroness? If so, what albums should I check out and are you excited for the livestream event? Feel free to comment!