The Music of Clumsy Lovers is Far From Awkward

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Ten years after they started and over 2,000 live performances later, the sound of the Clumsy Lovers has matured and marinated into a sound that's anything but "clumsy."

According to The Pageant, "The group of musicians that eventually formed the Clumsy Lovers didn't really intend to start a band. They'd just play out around their home base of Vancouver, British Columbia, spinning their folky, often riotous take on rock in pubs, basements and backyard parties. But people noticed and starting clamoring for more than just the weekend gigging, and the band was officially born."

The talented quintet is touring the U.S., including three stops in Missouri. They're doing their "raging bluegrass/celtic/rock" thing at the Pageant tonight, and it you decide to check them out, prepare your self for mayhem on the dance floor.

Where: The Pageant's Halo Bar
When: Thursday, March 26
Time: Immediately following Railroad Earth & Split Lip Rayfield - 11 p.m.
Tickets: FREE show

To preview what you can expect from their Make Yourself Known CD Release Tour before you head down to The Loop, click on the Video tab.

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