“I think that’s what people want when they come to our shows. “It’s hard to find your place, as a person on stage, with a microphone, because I just want to bring joy to people,” he explains. While Segall stayed silent on the matter from the stage–he’s long made a point of barely speaking at all during live performances–there was plenty of escapism and fury to be found in the music, for a crowd likely looking for both. The Philly show did go on, as did one hours after our interview, at Brooklyn Steel. Sometimes I just don’t know what to say.” And terrifying, and horrible,” he offers. A day later, Segall is still, mostly, at a loss for words. When the news came down, Ty and his Freedom Band–Ben Boye, Emmett Kelly, and longtime Laguna Beach homies Mikal Cronin and Charles Moothart–were in Philadelphia. Supreme Court did what millions had feared, and struck down Roe vs Wade, the landmark decision which for nearly 50 years had affirmed a woman’s right to an abortion. Twenty-four hours earlier, a Donald Trump-packed U.S. Other than it being a little too hot for only 12:30pm, what is not to like? Well, only the news, and one giant cloud that on this otherwise very sunny day hangs over not so much our meeting, but the country in general. Saturday 20 December 2014 – The Northern, Byron Bay.Coffee, pastries, a quiet patio at a café in Brooklyn early on a Saturday afternoon in late June, and a conversation with one of the most essential musicians and affable guys in indie rock, Ty Segall. – Just Announced Tickets: įriday 19 December 2014 – The Zoo, Brisbane.
Thursday 18 December 2014 – Oxford Art Factory, Sydney. Wednesday 17 December 2014 – Oxford Art Factory, Sydney. Monday 15 December 2014 – Corner Hotel, Melbourne. Sunday 14 December 2014 – Corner Hotel, Melbourne. Tickets: Now Baking, Oztix and Heatseeker Thursday 11 December 2014 – The Bakery, Perth. If you’ve yet to see Segall or any one of his many collaborations and off-shots in action live, then you’ve little excuse not to catch him along with his full band (bassist Mikal Cronin, guitarist Charlie Moothart, drummer Emily Epstein) at what will be distortion-fuelled epic sets. Ty Segall’s live show has hit countless global stages, from US festivals like Coachella and Bonnaroo, to the small clubs of his native California and everywhere in-between. Australian audiences will get the chance to witness the 27-year-old tearing through his latest opus as he tours venues in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Byron Bay.
Manipulator(out Friday 22nd August via Spunk) is a sprawling new double album of searing garage rock, heavy punk riffage, Nuggets-era psych, and straight up high-volume thrash.
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