Concert Review: Dec. 14, 2001  

 On December 14th, I headed out to see the Revolvers perform along with NME (no longer their name). NME was an ok show, they experienced technical difficulties, but it didn't seem to affect them. Then The Revolvers came on! The crowd went nucking futs as Hamilton came on with a top hat and a collared shirt, Austin with a black vest and overalls, and Loyd with his nutty shirts and big shoes. The crowd had been waiting for them for a few months, and you could feel the energy between The Revolvers and the crowd, even before the show had started. They played "All Mixed Up" by 311, "The Warmth" by Incubus, "Sober" by Tool, and several of their originals. Their show inspired a fan who had never been to a concert of the sort to get up and crowd surf! Check it out:

They played for an hour, which I thought was a little too short, but hey, what can you do? Well, I've heard they might play at Music Midtown on the Local Only stage, which would be incredible, because they'd get even more fans which would make them one of the standout acts on the bill. Well, after the concert I got to hang out with some of the members...very cool guys. I only had to pay $5 to get in, and it was the best $5 I've ever spent, I can't wait to see them next. So I reccommend you see them as soon as you can. It was one of the best nights I've had in a long time, and I can only thank The Revolvers.

Written by Rohan Kohli