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The Local Natives sell out the Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta

  • June 13, 2019
  • Gregory Castel
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Tuesday night, the Local Natives performed in front of a sold out crowd during their Atlanta stop of their Spiral Choir Tour. The indie rock band are celebrating the release of their fourth LP, Violet Street, which was dropped towards the end of April. Soon after, they kicked their tour off on May 15.

The men of the Local Natives have created another album containing their classic three-chord harmonic force, an element that translates as a beautiful phenomenon in a live show. The crowd at the Buckhead Theatre welcomed the Californians with major participation and roaring cheers. Many viewers also showed up for the Middle Kids. The Middle Kids are an Australian trio who are just coming off of EP titled, New Songs for Old Problems.

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