May 22, 2016
Life is Hard
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Life is Hard
Friends!
Our COLLECTIVE Pop-Up closing party will be THIS FRIDAY at 7pm. Thank you to everyone who has joined us and who has been a part of this amazing experience for the past 2 months.
7pm - 10pm 114 S. La Brea
There will be a special live performance taking place as well as complementary refreshments being served.
Join us in making this a night to remember.
No tickets needed. ALL are welcome.
FRIENDS IN LA!
We are hosting a Pop-Up Gallery experience at on La Brea for two months. Different installations by us in the band, our friends, family and other loved ones!
Head to edwardsharpeandthemagneticzeros.com/tour for a full calendar of events!
Also check out the Facebook Event Page and Instagram account (@esmzpopup) to stay up to date on all the great events we have planned!
114 S La Brea!
Tuesday - Saturday
All events are FREE & OPEN TO ALL
“No Love Like Yours” - Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros
Directed by, Olivia Wilde
“No Love Like Yours”
Directed by, Olivia Wilde
HEY LOS ANGELES!!
Wednesday, March 9th: We will be screening the music video for "No Love Like Yours" before its official release on Thursday!
Come visit the Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros Pop Up Gallery, at 6pm tomorrow, where the video will be screening every half hour until 9pm!
114 S. La Brea
This is event FREE & ALL are welcome!!
"So we didn't get our act together in time to make a video for the song, but then, with friends like you all, we might've known we didn't need to. 3 hours after it's midnight release, we found that a music video had somehow already been made by someone. I was exhausted, laying in darkness, but decided to take a look – and I couldn't stop. It completely entranced, and seemed possessed of some kind of genius. It has this ability to make me feel within myself, perfectly mimicking the perverse repetitions of thought. It tells some gap-filled journey that compels me to jump my mind in and participate, to fill in the gaps, to understand it into completion. (Hot Coals, to me, are memories. And this video seems to sense that.) And this is just another reason we love you all – you all are creative, courageous, imaginative, and straight up brilliant. We are happy to re-present this strange little visual gift we received." -Alex