Concert preview: Walk the Moon's blend of teeny-bopping indie-rock would have been refreshing at the VMAs
Staff Writer
Columbus Alive
Don’t block Walk the Moon’s shine. The Cincinnati rockers with Columbus ties play a teeny-bopping version of indie-rock, but they do it well.
If rock was still considered pop music, they might have been a breath of fresh air at the VMAs last weekend.
As it stands, they’ll have to settle for thousands of adoring fans from their home state in a glorious downtown amphitheater.
No word yet on the follow-up to last year’s self-titled smash, but the recent Tightrope EP will hold over anybody jonesing for more.
In the meantime, “Anna Sun” is a resilient enough beach ball to stay bouncy long after they inflated it.
Magic Man opens Friday’s show at the LC.
LC Pavilion
7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 30
405 Neil Ave., Arena District