Even if you don't remember the name, I'm sure you remember the 1998 hit, "Inside Out" or perhaps "Here's To The Nights" was played at your graduation. However you remember them or even if you don't, the pop-punk band from so-cal has reunited and played The Key Club in Hollywood last night. I was fortunate enough to attend the show and after what seemed like a year long opening act, Eve 6 appeared with two of the original members and a new guitarist. Eve 6 has been on a three year hiatus, but with how they played you would have never guessed it. As the curtain dropped, the band opened with the song "Rescue" from their sophomore album, "Horoscope". The whole set list included many classic Eve 6 songs such as "Promise" and "Inside Out" as well as some later stuff like "Think Twice" and a few newer songs from their side project "Sugi Tap". Rumours of a new album have been circulating since 2007 and Eve 6 is signed up to do more shows. Next time they are in your area, I highly encourage going out and supporting this amazing band. For more information go to their Myspace here. Below is the full set-list from last night as well as some photo's I took.
The Key Club - 9/12/2008
Rescue
Promise
Open Road Song
Think Twice
Little Tiny Everything
Leech
Anytime
Here's to the Nights
Nightmare
At Least We're Dreaming
Tongue Tied
On The Roof Again
Pick Up the Pieces
Inside Out
Superhero Girl
Friend of Mine
Amphetamines
Max Collins - Vocals, Bass
Tony Fagenson - Drums
Matt Bair - Guitar, Back-up vocals
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