Celebrating the release of their new EP Colder Still, Kingsley Flood pays a visit to the DMV by way of IOTA tomorrow night. The Vinyl District has long been following the trajectory of Kingsley Flood and are honored to introduce them before they hit the stage at this release party.
Kingsley Flood has been on a rampage—well known as one of the best live acts in Boston, their song “I Don’t Wanna Go Home” was featured as NPR’s Song of the Day last May.
Look for us there Saturday night and turn an ear to the exciting-yet-comforting folkrockicana sounds.
Opening for Kingsley Flood is Tom McBride, an angel-voiced Americana folk rock singer-songwriter who is a regular class act in the DC area and a regular IOTA showcase. Tom is from Boston but now calls DC his home—switching places with Naseem Khuri of Kingsley Flood who is from DC and now rocks Boston.
Tom’s second studio album A Brief Head Spin came out in 2011, and The Vinyl District will be giving away a 12″ to one lucky sumumubitch just because we love you, as well as the aforementioned Kingsley Flood Colder Still EP on CD.
Tom McBride – Into the Arms of the Wild-Eyed Young
Tom McBride – Underneath the Sheltering Sky
Comment us who you would want to switch places with right now (I for example want to switch places with anyone who is parahawking), and we will pick a winner a week from today, on Friday, January 20th. The winner must have a mailing address in North America.
