I am in love with Lucia Turino. For those of you who don't know who she is (which is most people) she is the bass player for Devil Makes Three.

Plus, she plays an upright. I saw Devil Makes Three last Friday night at the Cambridge Room at the House of Blues, and it was an amazing show. I managed to be in the front for the entire show and had a blast. If you ever have the opportunity to see them live, I highly recommend it.

Has anyone seen my face? I seem to have misplaced it after it got rocked off last night at the Flogging Molly show. All three bands were fantastic. The first opener, Sean and Zander were a great bluesy folk band. Sean, the singer,

looks like the love child between Tom Waits

 and Lyle Lovett.

 The Devil Makes Three were as awesome live as I hoped they would be. My favorite song of their set was Aces and Twos.

Plus they have a cute bass player, ask any of my friends and they will tell you that is one of my weaknesses. Flogging Molly opened with Drunken Lullabies and then proceeded to play several songs off of Speed of Darkness. They even dedicated The Powers Out to a fan who was at the Houston show the night before and drove up to Dallas for the show last night and brought a 12 year old bottle of Jameson for the band, even though he was out of a job. As long as Flogging Molly keeps touring, I will continue to go to their shows whenever possible.

Opening bands

Before going to a show, I usually try to familiarize myself with the opening acts. I've had pretty good luck getting to see some amazing opening bands like Frank Turner, Matt Nathanson, Slow Runner, and Andrew Jackson Jihad, but I have also seen some pretty awful opening acts. I am going to see one of my all time favorite bands, Flogging Molly, in March so I have started researching who the opening acts are going to be. I have to say I am impressed so far. One of the openers is The Devil Makes Three, a wonderful three piece bluegrass band. The two albums I have listened to are fantastic and I can't wait to see them live. Here is Ten Feet Tall off of the album The Devil Makes Three.