The band was in perfect form, doling out tunes with unmatched intensity to a crowd that was packing in close and loving every minute. The new tunes sound amazing and the band consistently proves themselves to be one of the best live bands playing right now. Go see them. Really. Go see them. If you're in Toronto, your next chance is at The Opera House on December 1.
I have seen The Dirty Nil perform before. I caught their live show for the first time at Riverfest Elora back in 2017. I was blown away. Check out those photos here. I also got to see them opening for The Hold Steady during their four-night stand at The Horseshoe. They played on the day of Master Volume's release.
The Dirty Nil played sandwiched between headliners Japandroids and openers Sure. Click through to check out those pics, too.
Listen to some of The Dirty Nil's music:
"Bathed In Light"
"That's What Heaven Feels Like"
"I Don't Want That Phone Call"
"Please Please Me", "Pain of Infinity", a cover of Metallica's "Hit the Lights", and "Smoking is Magic"
"No Weaknesses"
"That's What Heaven Feels Like"
"I Don't Want That Phone Call"
"Please Please Me", "Pain of Infinity", a cover of Metallica's "Hit the Lights", and "Smoking is Magic"
"No Weaknesses"