First hometown show in a few months! Really excited to play for the good people of Bomberville again. (Side bar: We’ve heard Camberville - Cambridge + Somerville used before, but did we just coin Bomberville - Boston + Cambridge + Somerville?) We’ll be trotting out a couple new not-what-you’d-expect covers, and possibly even a new song of our own. Be there.
New show date announced:
Wed. Dec. 19th at T.T. the Bear’s in Cambridge, MA
Opening for Churchill (touring indie folk rock band from Denver, CO)
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Details:
10 Brookline Street, Cambridge, MA 02139
Doors 8pm | Music starts at 8:45pm
$10 | 18+ | Bowery Boston Presents Churchill & Cowgill at T.T. the Bear’s Place
Tickets - Buy tickets here!
Cowgill website - http://cowgillmusic.com/
Churchill website - http://churchilltheband.com/
Next Cambridge show announced! Thu Sep 13 at T.T. the Bear’s Place in Central Square. Bring on the college kids.
Cowgill performs “Old Flame” by Arcade Fire
Time for a new band photo! Thanks to the very talented Sarah Barges for taking this picture and editing it for us.
This time around, we finally got a chance to take a band photo while the sun was still out. Thanks to the very talented sun for making this photo look less dark and gloomy than the last few did.
How you know you’ve been playing guitar too much… It’s a hot day in Boston today, and I think it got stuck to my back during my nap. (Taken with Instagram)
"...should have no problem finding favor with fans of the rootsier side of rock’s tracks." - MY OLD KENTUCKY BLOG
Cowgill - an eclectic, indie folk rock group hailing from Boston - released their debut, Side One of Planted, on May 17th, 2012. Recorded at Power Station New England - the near-perfect replica of Avatar Studios in Manhattan - the five tracks showcase an upbeat pop sensibility, a darker folk rock side, and creative song structures easily missed on the first listen. Cowgill nimbly hops genres several times throughout the record, occasionally even mid-song.
Phil Tortoroli of MP3.com refers to the album’s opener as "...harking closer to Wilco’s current discography with its lush arrangement of strings, acoustic guitars, and plodding drum lines." Funded largely through the generosity of their fans, friends, and family via Kickstarter, the tunes on Cowgill’s debut release will appeal to fans of Dr. Dog, The Head and the Heart, Radiohead, and The Decemberists alike.
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