Fort Worth Music Fest - Wrap Up [REVIEW]

Review/Photos by: Taylor Prater
Additional Photos by: Neff Conner

Saturday
It was time for a bit of a change in vibe in the lineup as we rounded out the second day of the festival. The 2 p.m. sun was blazing down and it was up to the bands to make up for any drained energy from the sun.

Air Review "Low Wishes" Release Show [REVIEW]

Leave it to the folks at Fort Worth’s Live Oak Music Hall to kick off the month right with a trio of local artists ready to get the party going with some brand spanking new music.

Not only did people come out to celebrate Air Review’s new album “Low Wishes,” but to jam out to ever-popular Dentonites Centro-matic looking to get the crowd bouncing, as well as Peter Black of The Orbans, shelling out hits from fall release “Heads Many Hands.”

Hardly is there a friendlier atmosphere out there than the one at Live Oak, where everywhere I looked moments before the show, fans were out mingling and sharing their excitement for the upcoming trio of acts. 

And neither did that excitement or anticipation need to build for long, because at the stroke of 9, the curtains were pulled aside to reveal the start of the celebration.

From Incarnation to America's Son, Reviewing "Air Review"

Fresh off an acoustic performance for The Majestic Show the five guys that make up Air Review will be sharing a talented playbill, themselves included, with St. Vincent, Fitz & The Tantrums + headliners The Flaming Lips in 1 month from now when they take the stage at Gexa Engergy Pavillion as apart of KXT's Summer Cut - The Happy Funtime Fest June 1st.

A previous performance last November 3rd placed the band at a unique venue, Church of the Incarnation, creating a somewhat enchanting atmosphere for pure acoustic vibrancy throughout the performance which was aptly titled: "Air Review Acoustic At The Incarnation".