 Nothing is better than emo music on a chilly evening. Once the crowd made their way into the building the room was packed for La Disputes SOLD OUT show at Spirit in Pittsburgh’s Lawrenceville neighborhood. Starting off the night was Tummyache, a band that is said to blur the lines between music and personal confession, set the tone with good vibes and soft humor. They put on a good set and it seemed like the crowd really enjoyed them. Washington D.C. rock band Glitterer followed soon after them. Their energy was upbeat and crowd pleasing. Bouncing and jumping around the stage while the crowd bopped along to the music. After their set I could hear fans debating over which of their songs were the best that night.
La Dispute took the stage and the crowd cheered. This was their first time back out in a few years. The band took some time off but got together and created their new album “No One Was Driving The Car” that was released only a few days ago on September 5th via Epitaph Records after releasing their EPs “Here, Hear. IV” in March of 2024. They started off the show with “I Shaved My Head" and “The Most Beautiful Bitter Fruit” before the crowd absolutely lost it when they played “King Park”. There were crowd surfers and people screaming lyrics into the mic. You could literally feel the floor bouncing, the energy was so alive. Before closing out their show with “No One Was Driving the Car” and their encore of "Environmental Catastrophe Film”. If you have a chance to see them on this run, you should! Review/Photo By: Cheyenne Simmons
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