Sometimes, the greatest tragedies in our lives can lead to amazing revolutions in spirit. For musician Michael Deni, a number of family deaths led to him moving across the country and forming Geographer, one of the hottest bands coming up in the indie-pop scene. The band's swelling synth beats and positive vocals have earned them a lot of followers online. With a new record out called Animal Shapes, don't settle for hearing him online - get concert tickets and see Geographer live.
Michael Deni lost several family members in 2005. It was a low point for him in life, and he reacted by moving from his native New Jersey to San Francisco, starting a music outfit there called Geographer. He added cellist Nathan Blaz and drummer Brian Ostreicher, and together they released their debut, Innocent Ghosts. Positive reviews from SPIN led to even more fanfare for the band.
After the release of Innocent Ghosts, the band issues a single called Kites in 2009, which further helped get the word out about them. Their latest release is Animal Shapes, which is expected to turn on many new fans to the band's lilting, emotive brand of synth-pop.
If you have heard Geographer online, but haven't had the chance to experience them live, then look up above and see what concert tickets are available for their upcoming shows. Don't miss out on seeing the band when they come by your town!
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| Outside Lands Music Festival - 3 Day Pass (August 10-12) with Metallica, Stevie Wonder, Neil Young, Jack White, Foo Fighters, Beck, Skrillex, Sigur Ros, Justice, Norah Jones, Dispatch, Of Monsters and Men, Fitz and the Tantrums and more Tickets | TBD | Sell | 282 tickets left |
