Beach House at The Mill & Mine
Beach House is an American dream-pop duo known for atmospheric arrangements, hazy keyboards, and Victoria Legrand's distinctive vocals. Formed in Baltimore in 2004, the group built an international following with albums including Devotion, Teen Dream, and Bloom. Songs such as “Space Song,” “Myth,” and “Zebra” showcase the immersive sound that has made the duo a defining name in alternative music.
The listed Knoxville performance took place on May 31, 2017, at The Mill & Mine. This date is a historical event listing, not confirmation of an upcoming show. The supplied event information identifies one Beach House date at the venue and does not provide details about other past appearances or audience reviews of this performance.
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Beach House Knoxville reviews
A sea of estrogen, but otherwise amazing!
"Considering the online processing fee, I probably could have just bought the tickets at the door and saved myself a lot of money, as there was actually a much smaller turnout than I expected at this show. There were also a lot of hormonal teenage girls there, but that's not really a surprise considering Ronnie Radke was involved. The first set really didn't interest me, but Let Live was all energy, although the music wasn't anything to get excited about. Enter Shikari was great and by that point the crowd actually showed some personality. Regardless, it was absolutely worth dealing with all the estrogen and the younger crowd. Beach House put on a fantastic show. I loved the lights and how alive the pit was. The crowd obviously had a lot of love for the band, which just made their set that much better. I am now happily bruised and would recommend to everyone that they should go to the next Beach House show and do the same!"