Kevin Devine Visits the Interface
Yesterday, our boy Kevin Devine released his major label debut, 'Put Your Ghost to Rest,' and hung out with us in the Interface studio. He played five solo, acoustic tracks and talked with us about making the record, old times in the '90s Staten Island hardcore scene and the Mets. See the setlist, tourdates, stream the full CD and more after the jump.
Kevin Devine Interface Setlist - October 17, 2006
1. 'Brooklyn Boy'
2. 'You'll Only End Up Joining Them'
3. 'Go Haunt Someone Else'
4. 'Heaven Bound and Glory Be'
5. 'Just Stay'
The full Interface perfomance will be is available on November 24 here. Stream 'Put Your Ghost to Rest' here. Buy the album here. We promise it's worth it. See Kevin on tour.
Kevin Devine Interface Setlist - October 17, 2006
1. 'Brooklyn Boy'
2. 'You'll Only End Up Joining Them'
3. 'Go Haunt Someone Else'
4. 'Heaven Bound and Glory Be'
5. 'Just Stay'
The full Interface perfomance will be is available on November 24 here. Stream 'Put Your Ghost to Rest' here. Buy the album here. We promise it's worth it. See Kevin on tour.
Posted by Mike Spinella on Oct 18th 2006 12:33PM
Filed under: The Interface, New Music
Reader Comments(1 of 1)
Jaiat 10-18-2006
I'm so excited for "Just Stay"...Big Ups To Brooklyn!!!!
Jasonat 10-19-2006
You won't find a smarter musician, ever.
joeat 10-19-2006
sounds great!
is there a stipulation in the Capital Records contract that states an artist must deny they actually come from Staten Island?
just wondering...
Jasonat 10-22-2006
What are you talking about? Chill out.
katharineat 11-10-2006
joe, he doesn't deny it. read the bio & it talks about him growing up in SI.
"Coming up in the hardcore scene in Staten Island, where I grew up,..."
i was confused with the whole "brooklyn boy, born & raised" but whatever.
Tomat 11-15-2006
Not denying he's a talented musician, but it's quite sad that a song like, "Brooklyn Boy" will give him the image of a boy born and raised there. The reason why most musicians from staten island make it is because they deny or create a second identity of some one from somewhere else, like brooklyn. Musicians like myself, struggle to prove themselves, without denying the truth. Stay true to your roots, at least thats what i try to do.