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Videos of the Day – week of 11/12/18
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

11/12 – long time indie favorites Swervedriver are back!  Their new album is due 1/25

11/13 – the excellent UK band White Lies also has a new album out in early 2019 (2/1)

11/14 – I’m With Her is at The Jefferson tomorrow night & we’ll have a Corner Lounge on location at Virginia Arts airing on Two For the Road before the show!  Here’s their latest video

11/15 – I’m With Her’s opening act tonight The Brother Brothers will hopefully (weather permitting) be able to make a Corner Lounge visit this afternoon (update: they will stop by Friday before the Richmond show, so listen at 3pm!).  Their new album came out last month & here’s a track from it

11/16 – The Dandy Warhols have gone 360 for their new video…a guided tour of their studio/clubhouse The Odditorium in Portland led by Jessica Paré of Mad Men.

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