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MRCH & M. CRANE

May 28, 2022

Venue:
Hotel Congress
Start Time:
8:00PM
Run Time:
2 hours
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Join Arizona Arts Live and Hotel Congress for an indie blowout featuring M.Crane and MRCH. Two of Arizona’s most exciting indie alternative bands, two sparkling sets, and some serious lighting design to match, this evening is going to be a vibe all its own. 

MRCH
Since their inception in 2015, indie electronic duo MRCH has been recognized by The Guardian as “band of the week” and CMJ as – one to watch, with CoS debuting their single Glitter McQueen – a feel-good anthem for dark times. The band has toured the DIY route extensively, opening for the likes of Chvrches, Foster the People, Bad Suns, Skylar Spence, and many others. Their songs have been featured in episodes of Shameless, Guilt, The Vampire Diaries, Famous in Love, Search Party, 13 Reasons Why & The Twilight Zone. With glassy synths, pulsing beats, and whimsical vocals, MRCH makes a ruckus dreamscape.

For fans of: Purity Ring, Metric, Cocteau Twins, Phantogram, Beach House.

M. Crane 
M. Crane is always changing. A revolving door of musicians since 2016, its one constant, singer Nick Maskill, moves from song to song in eclectic fashion. From ’40s French pop to modern alt rock. They’ve gigged and toured across the US. This will be the first live performance since February 2020.

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Venue:
Hotel Congress
Start Time:
8:00PM
Run Time:
2 hours
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