Dean Wareham Live: That's the Price of Loving Me w/ Maybird
"That’s the Price of Loving Me" is the fourth solo album by Dean Wareham (Galaxie 500, Luna, Dean & Britta), and his first album with producer Kramer since 1990’s "This Is Our Music." Recorded in Los Angeles with Britta Phillips on bass and vocals, Anthony LaMarca (War on Drugs) and Roger Brogan on drums, the album features eight new Wareham compositions plus covers of Nico and Mayo Thompson. Listen and watch more at found.ee/dw_lovingme.
New Zealand native Dean Wareham moved to New York City as a teen in 1977. After graduating from Harvard University, Wareham founded Galaxie 500, and the band made three albums from 1987-1991. Wareham’s next band, Luna, recorded seven albums for Elektra and Beggar’s Banquet (including "Penthouse," which landed on Rolling Stone’s list of best albums of the 90s), followed by three albums as Dean & Britta (with his wife Britta Phillips) and two solo albums. His most recent release was a holiday album in collaboration with Britta and Sonic Boom. His memoir "Black Postcards" is a chronicle of his years in indie rock and was published by Penguin. He has also acted in several Noah Baumbach films, most recently "White Noise."
Rochester natives Maybird — Josh Netsky, Adam Netsky and Sam Snyder — released their independent debut record, “Down & Under” in 2013, and caught the ear of producer Danger Mouse, who signed them to his label 30th Century Records. Maybird released their 2016 EP “Turning Into Water” to critical acclaim. The band worked in Nashville with Patrick Carney of The Black Keys on their followup EP, “Unraveling,” and toured with Portugal. The Man, the Babe Rainbow, and Joywave leading up to the release of “Things I Remember From Earth" in 2019. The band also recorded the “Bird Sides EP" remotely during quarantine. Their latest album, "We Were Never Here," released in June 2024.
Show will be held outside in the Backyard.
Doors at 7 p.m., music at 8 p.m. // $30 advance, $35 at the door.
**Those with existing bowling reservations after 8 p.m. do not need to pay a cover**
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New Zealand native Dean Wareham moved to New York City as a teen in 1977. After graduating from Harvard University, Wareham founded Galaxie 500, and the band made three albums from 1987-1991. Wareham’s next band, Luna, recorded seven albums for Elektra and Beggar’s Banquet (including "Penthouse," which landed on Rolling Stone’s list of best albums of the 90s), followed by three albums as Dean & Britta (with his wife Britta Phillips) and two solo albums. His most recent release was a holiday album in collaboration with Britta and Sonic Boom. His memoir "Black Postcards" is a chronicle of his years in indie rock and was published by Penguin. He has also acted in several Noah Baumbach films, most recently "White Noise."
Rochester natives Maybird — Josh Netsky, Adam Netsky and Sam Snyder — released their independent debut record, “Down & Under” in 2013, and caught the ear of producer Danger Mouse, who signed them to his label 30th Century Records. Maybird released their 2016 EP “Turning Into Water” to critical acclaim. The band worked in Nashville with Patrick Carney of The Black Keys on their followup EP, “Unraveling,” and toured with Portugal. The Man, the Babe Rainbow, and Joywave leading up to the release of “Things I Remember From Earth" in 2019. The band also recorded the “Bird Sides EP" remotely during quarantine. Their latest album, "We Were Never Here," released in June 2024.
Show will be held outside in the Backyard.
Doors at 7 p.m., music at 8 p.m. // $30 advance, $35 at the door.
**Those with existing bowling reservations after 8 p.m. do not need to pay a cover**
Get Tickets