Clementine's raw grunge/emo sound hits Falcon Nest with local favorites.
Clementine, a band with deep roots in Milwaukee's music scene, is set to deliver an electrifying performance at Falcon Nest. Known for their grunge and emo sound, the band brings a raw and emotional energy to their shows. With a lineup that includes Hang Your Hate, Overhand, and I'll Remember April, this event promises a night of powerful music and community vibes.
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The band, originally from Rockford, IL, has embraced Milwaukee as their home, drawn by the city's vibrant music scene and supportive community. Their journey is marked by personal stories and a commitment to creating music that resonates. Expect a night of heartfelt performances and a chance to connect with the local music scene.
Street parking around Falcon Nest can be tricky. Try parking on Bremen Street, just a block away, where there's usually more availability after 6pm.
The venue is intimate, so arrive by 7:30 to grab a good spot near the stage. The sound quality is best up front.
Clementine is a grunge/emo/punk band originally from Rockford, IL, now relocated to Milwaukee, WI. The band consists of vocalist/guitarist Joe Altamore, lead guitarist Bennett Gillies, bassist Mackenzie (Mack) Sima, and drummer Oliver Wink. Clementine has been a band since the late 2000's, originally Altamore, Sima, and Gillies with drummer Max Christofferson. They moved to Milwaukee for college, and prefer Milwaukee's music scene for its opportunities and voluntary support from the scene. Their first show here was in JJ Kaiser's basement. Altamore gave some backstory. "I think what really spurred it was, I had an ex-girlfriend that I was dating on and off for like eight years, and she'd asked me why we didn't go with the name "Clementine", and so I'd think about it and flirt with the idea. She died in a car accident and it was horrible... I think that was what solidified us playing as Clementine. When shitty things like that happen to you, you have no choice. You can either implode or you can do something constructive, and this is what made sense to us." Altamore shares what the band's working on now. "We have two LPs, and one was originally going to be two EPs. We're releasing that first one with singles and we're excited to do that.
