Wildcat! Wildcat! purr on debut EP
Photo by Cara Robbins
One of our favorite Los Angeles bands, Wildcat! Wildcat!, are finally gracing us with their self-titled debut EP, out Sept. 10 on Downtown Records. It's slick, sexy, chill and a tasty transition from those hot summer nights into sultry autumn evenings. Lead single "Mr. Quiche" is streaming now at Nylon magazine. The suave trio consisting of Jesse Taylor (bass/vocals), Jesse Carmichael (drums/vocals) and Michael Wilson (keys/vocals) ride their falsetto wonderfulness as the subject of rock doc Hello Everywhere, taped this past year at South by Southwest. They live the dream of getting stuffed full of free Taco Bell (the film's sponsor) and share their experiences as an indie band that could, captured in black-and-white then technicolor fashion. Let's hope these hometown heroes find their yellow brick road on their upcoming outing with MSMR. Tour dates below.
Wildcat! Wildcat! Tour Dates
September 18 Minneapolis, MN Triple Rock
September 19 Chicago, IL Schuba’s
September 20 Detroit, MI Magic Stick Lounge
September 21 Toronto, ON Wrong Bar
September 22 Rochester, NY Bug Jar
September 24 Washington, DC DC9
September 25 Philadelphia, PA Boot & Saddle
September 26 Brooklyn, NY Glasslands Gallery
September 28 New York, NY Mercury Lounge
September 29 Boston, MA Great Scott
October 3 Nashville, TN High Watt
October 4 Murfreesboro, TN Earmilk Festival
October 15 San Francisco, CA The Independent*
October 17-18 Los Angeles, CA The Troubadour*
October 19 San Diego, CA Soda Bar*
October 23 Vancouver, BC Venue Nightclub*
October 24 Seattle, WA The Crocodile* *with MSMR
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