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BTC Videos of the Day – week of 7/4/16
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

7/4 – Happy 4th of July!  Let’s celebrate with X covering Dave Alvin, shall we?

7/5 – we’re giving away Oh Wonder tickets all week on the Ten O’Clock Ticket Window for their Oct. 13 show at The Jefferson, so here’s an encore of their “Lose It” video which we featured on this page back in March…

7/6 – Here’s the new Wind + The Wave video for one of our favorite songs of the year, “Grand Canyon!

7/7 – Ages & Ages come to The Southern 9/28…here’s their new video!

7/8 – You heard Blood Orange yesterday on Two For the Road.  That song featured Empress Of & now his new video features a guest spot from Julian of The Strokes…

 

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