Charly Bliss at Bimbo's 365 Club

Name: Charly Bliss at Bimbo's 365 Club
Start: 2024-09-26T20:00:00-07:00
Location: Bimbo's 365 Club

Schedule

Thu Sep 26 2024 at 08:00 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

Bimbo's 365 Club | San Francisco, CA

Charly Bliss is bringing the Forever and Ever Tour to Bimbo’s 365 Club in San Francisco on September 26th! Raffaella will open the show.
**This event is 18 and over**
LISTEN TO CHARLY BLISS:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/7axA2bNeZsae6t2mgxoSFh?si=cuVL1EFZTfyj5ybyOVJkDw
WATCH CHARLY BLISS:
https://www.youtube.com/@CharlyBliss
ABOUT CHARLY BLISS:
Charly Bliss is Eva Hendricks, Sam Hendricks, Spencer Fox and Dan Shure.
When Charly Bliss sat down to write new music, they started with a simple directive: “It has to be fun.” When the writing process began in 2020, the world was in the midst of, among other things, a fun deficit, the kind of endorphin drought that only a new Charly Bliss record could remedy. “Fun is our natural state,” says guitarist Spencer Fox. “No one has more fun than us and no one loves each other more than us.” On the road, the quartet spends all their time together “giggling and being stupid.” Not surprising from a band made up of lifelong friends, including a pair of siblings. Eva describes the bond with her bandmates as “the biggest relationship of her life.”
Still, the rigorous experience of recording, releasing, and touring their second album, 2019’s Young Enough, left the band feeling creatively overcooked, the result of wanting everything about the record and shows to be perfect. It’s a feeling they were intent on shedding as they commenced work on their third LP. A pair of non-album singles (“I Need a New Boyfriend,” “You Don’t Even Know Me Anymore”) released last year had the band and their fans primed for a new full-length album.
While working on previous albums, Charly Bliss had done their songwriting in a room together. But the FOREVER writing sessions began with Eva halfway across the planet in Australia. Ironically, the remote writing process brought the bandmates closer than ever. With no deadlines to hit or tour dates on the books, Fox, Shure, and the two Hendrices (pluralized like “matrix”) took their time generating new songs. With no ticking clock, the band felt free to explore and experiment.
Eva recorded demos on her phone while sitting in a parked rental car. Several time zones away, Sam jotted down ideas in the middle of the night. Unsurprisingly, the record is suffused with a sense of sleeplessness. The jittery feeling of new love. The raw insomnia brought on by heartache. The late nights spent out (or in) with friends new and old. The full-body cringe of remembering who you used to be and learning how to love that person. You know, the kind of big feelings that make it hard to shut your brain off. Front to back, the album plays like a love letter to love letters. It was all made possible by the band giving itself space to breathe, for the individuals who make up Charly Bliss to grow together despite the distance between them