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When I previewed this show, I wrote about how after listening to

Published 7:00 am Monday, September 24, 2012

The a cappella harmony titled aEœTales of Girls, Boys and MarsupialsaE was one of my favorite parts of the show.
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The a cappella harmony titled aEœTales of Girls, Boys and MarsupialsaE was one of my favorite parts of the show.
The a cappella harmony titled aEœTales of Girls, Boys and MarsupialsaE was one of my favorite parts of the show.
Sporting a Seattle Hearts You tee, bassist and backup vocalist Tord A˜verland-KnudsenaE™s coos onstage at Neumos on Wednesday, August 27.
Being one of 107.7 The EndaE™s aEœAre You On The List?aE concert, I was curious what the showaE™s dynamic would be like. Really, it wasnaE™t much different than other shows IaE™ve seen at Neumos aE” just a little smaller, and a little younger.
Wombats lead guitarist Matthew Murphy also picks up lead guitar.
The band maintained an awesome and energetic stage presence.
... and Murphy was rockin' some rad shoes.
A˜verland-Knudsen gets up on his tippy-toes.
Murphy takes a break from lead vocals to focus on guitar.
Fan of the night... Sara had already seen the band once aE” in Europe!
That's the grin of a happy bassist.
If anyone could get this crowd dancing, it was The Wombats.
An indie-rock concert wouldn't be complete without a little thrash.
Murphy and The Wombats went out with a bang... and some massive fan adoration.
Just before leaving the stage, one of them aE” I didnaE™t see who aE” set the keys to loop aEœYankee Doodle.aE Damn Brits!

When I previewed this show, I wrote about how after listening to The Wombats’ debut album “The Wombats Proudly Present… A Guide To Love, Loss and Desperation” for just a few minutes I was on the ‘net looking for a plane ticket to Liverpool. Well, seeing them live only made me want to go more. All photos by Nick Feldman.Published on August 28, 2008

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