The last time I saw Tokyo Police Club play it was in a little club in their hometown of Newmarket called the White Rabbit. Granted it was a special charity show and it was quite a squeeze, but that is how I like it. The smaller the club the more intimate and therefore better. Seeing Tokyo Police Club at Ricoh was a little odd to begin with but as soon as they started into their set all those feelings were gone. Canada’s indie darlings did a great job warming up the crowd during their short set and mentioned they’ll be headlining their own show at Kool Haus in January. See you there.
The last time I saw Tokyo Police Club play it was in a little club in their hometown of Newmarket called the White Rabbit. Granted it was a special charity show and it was quite a squeeze, but that is how I like it. The smaller the club the more intimate and therefore better. Seeing Tokyo Police Club at Ricoh was a little odd to begin with but as soon as they started into their set all those feelings were gone. Canada’s indie darlings did a great job warming up the crowd during their short set and mentioned they’ll be headlining their own show at Kool Haus in January. See you there.
The last time I saw Tokyo Police Club play it was in a little club in their hometown of Newmarket called the White Rabbit. Granted it was a special charity show and it was quite a squeeze, but that is how I like it. The smaller the club the more intimate and therefore better. Seeing Tokyo Police Club at Ricoh was a little odd to begin with but as soon as they started into their set all those feelings were gone. Canada’s indie darlings did a great job warming up the crowd during their short set and mentioned they’ll be headlining their own show at Kool Haus in January. See you there.
The last time I saw Tokyo Police Club play it was in a little club in their hometown of Newmarket called the White Rabbit. Granted it was a special charity show and it was quite a squeeze, but that is how I like it. The smaller the club the more intimate and therefore better. Seeing Tokyo Police Club at Ricoh was a little odd to begin with but as soon as they started into their set all those feelings were gone. Canada’s indie darlings did a great job warming up the crowd during their short set and mentioned they’ll be headlining their own show at Kool Haus in January. See you there.
Randall Vasquez
Director of Photography at Live in Limbo. Randall has been at LiL since 2009. He is a software tech wizard by day and concert photographer by night.