This late 2018 show at Lee's Palace was an incredible walk through the band's history and a look into the future. The Low even got an introduction from Canadian modern rock historian and broadcasting personality Alan Cross. You can peruse the band's setlist below, including the three encores. The band sounded great and the songs rang out with passion and conviction.
While The Lowest of the Low are hot off the release of the Shakespeare My Box career retrospective box set, they announced that they have got a new album coming out in 2019. The band spent a bunch of January recording it, and Ron told us to mark May 31 on our calendars as "Love and Justice Day" for a Danforth Music Hall show.
"Pistol"
"Concave"
"For the Hand of Magdelena"
New song
"Gamble"
"Under the Carlaw Bridge"
"New Wave Action Plan"
"City Full of Cowards"
"So Long Bernie"
"Winter Sleepers"
"Salesmen, Cheats and Liars"
"Gerona Train"
"Lazy Days"
"Something to Believe In"
"Eternal Fatalist" with The Clash's "Bank Robber"
"Powerlines"
"California Gothic"
"Gossip Talkin' Blues"
"Bleed a Little While Tonight"
"Sincero"
"Henry Needs a New Pair of Shoes"
"The Taming of Carolyn"
Encore 1
"Black Monday"
"Love and Justice"
"Rosy and Grey"
Encore 2
"Bit"
"Letter from Bilbao"
"Kinda the Lonely One"
Encore 3
"Subversives"
Halfax indie rockers Scrapes did a great job opening the show. Check out my coverage of them here.
And for my previous coverage of The Low, click through for my thoughts and photos from their shows at Danforth Music Hall, Festival of Beer and TURF.
And now, this:
"For the Hand of Magdelena"
"Lazy Days"
"Eternal Fatalist"
"Powerlines"
"Bleed a Little While Tonight"
"Black Monday"
"Rosy and Grey"
"Kinda the Lonely One"