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mister_joseph
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...really has very little connection with other women artists and bands? how many women-led bands or artists have they toured with or performed with, not counting festivals?

i was thinking about it, after reading a wonderful book on joni mitchell, carly simon, and carole king, and reading it has made me think quite a bit about eisley and their role in the music world. if anything, it seems they're connected with a lot of bands that seem quite...different...to what they do.

not trying to suggest that being connected with other women is better or worst, it was just an observation....

discuss!

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All I can think of is this last tour, I forget the name of the band. The opener had a female singer.
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jamiga wrote:
All I can think of is this last tour, I forget the name of the band. The opener had a female singer.

Vedera.
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mikep0922
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The singers name is Kristen. They also hang out with Haley from 'Paramore.'
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mikep0922 wrote:
They also hang out with Haley from 'Paramore.'
Pretty sure that is past tense, not present.
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I don't think this is for any particular reason other than the fact that the music scene today is heavily populated by men.
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CUBSWINWORLDSERIES wrote:
mikep0922 wrote:
They also hang out with Haley from 'Paramore.'

Pretty sure that is past tense, not present.

Definitely.
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crazeemunkeyz
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yeah i think(?) they were excited to finally be touring with a band that had a girl in it (vedera.) and i think a lot of their tourmates are often chosen by people other than themselves? and also, most bands are full of dudes.
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mister_joseph
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i know it's a sort of a slippery-slope, the major label business. you want your bands to play with the kind of bands that will give them an audience, but at the same time, you want to have a good night of music. i guess if you get into a niche with the sort of bands you play with, it can be a bit scary, taking a risk in terms of playing live.

HOWEVER, you're never going to get new fans or new listeners if you play with the same kind of bands. i mean, i'd love to see a night of eisley opening with Kim Richey or Neko Case--artists who have strong followings, but they probably aren't the same audience as eisley's. (absurd? really, wasn't that the point about the whole NFG tour?) but at the same time, i could see where that might work because some fans might not go because they've never heard the music of those particular musicians.

i think the sticking with one kind of audience type hasn't helped eisley's audience grow. i'm not hating on anyone when i say that, so please don't take it that way.

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patrock wrote:
CUBSWINWORLDSERIES wrote:
mikep0922 wrote:
They also hang out with Haley from 'Paramore.'

Pretty sure that is past tense, not present.

Definitely.

why is it past tense?

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kathymunster wrote:
patrock wrote:
CUBSWINWORLDSERIES wrote:
mikep0922 wrote:
They also hang out with Haley from 'Paramore.'

Pretty sure that is past tense, not present.

Definitely.

why is it past tense?

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crazeemunkeyz
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mister_joseph wrote:
i think the sticking with one kind of audience type hasn't helped eisley's audience grow. i'm not hating on anyone when i say that, so please don't take it that way.


WOAH WOAH WOAH.
eisley has HARDLY toured with people who have common sounding music. NFG, TBS, Reggie& the Full Effect, the Myriad, and Brighten are just a few bands that eisley toured with and didn't sound like.

i think if they toured with bands that had a similar sound, they might be able to grow their fanbase more. Touring with people that sound so different from them hasn't, in my opinion, made much of an impact on their fanbase size.
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roosevelt!
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i think it's cos weston and garron are part of the he-man woman haters club.


anyways,
i would love for eisley to tour with more bands led by girls
cos i have a soft spot for female leads.
i'm totally pulling for a eisley and she & him tour, fosho!
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pumamina
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I dodn't really think it matters
Maybe its bad timing or something
It's no fault of anyone

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