Catch The Lemon Twigs' inventive rock at Turner Hall Ballroom. Arrive early for parking and opener Josephine Network.
The Lemon Twigs, led by brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario, are known for their eclectic blend of rock, California harmony, and baroque pop. Their performances are a showcase of intricate arrangements and adventurous instrumentation, all crafted in their Brooklyn studio. The duo's ability to shift seamlessly between styles while maintaining emotional resonance makes them a standout in modern rock. At Turner Hall Ballroom, their live show promises to be a dynamic experience, combining youthful energy with seasoned songwriting. With special guest Josephine Network opening, it's a night of music that balances escapist pop with introspective moments.
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Turner Hall Ballroom has a balcony with great views. If you prefer a more relaxed experience, head there early to grab a spot. The sound is excellent from up there too.
The Lemon Twigs, the New York City rock band fronted by brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario, have been steadily capturing attention with their unique blend of youthful energy and seasoned songwriting. Drawing on nearly a decade of experience since their debut as teenagers, they combine rock, California harmony, power pop and baroque pop into a distinctive, joyously inventive sound. Their work is marked by intricate arrangements, multilayered harmonies, and adventurous instrumentation – all self-produced in their Brooklyn studio. The brothers craft songs that balance escapist pop with moments of introspection, seamlessly shifting between styles while communicating their ideas with emotional resonance, setting them apart in modern rock music.
