Nation Of Language

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Critics Consensus

Based on 15 concert reviews, the critics consensus is that Nation Of Language is rated as an entertaining live performer, with many notable strengths.

How long are their concerts?

How long are Nation Of Language concerts? Nation Of Language concerts usually last just over an hour.

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On tour

Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, United States (July 31); Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, United States (August 2); Chicago Theatre, Chicago, IL, United States (August 5); Space Ballroom, Hamden, CT, United States (August 21); Warsaw, Brooklyn, NY, United States (September 18); Warsaw, Brooklyn, NY, United States (September 19); Warsaw, Brooklyn, NY, United States (September 20); Turner Hall Ballroom, Milwaukee, United States (September 27); LAV - Lisboa ao Vivo, Lisboa, Portugal (November 28)

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Artist Info

Genre

electronic

Origin

Bio

Nation of Language are a Brooklyn new wave trio led by the now husband and wife duo of singer Ian Devaney and self-proclaimed synth princess Aidan Noell, alongside Michael Sue-Poi, who was at one point their drummer and has now stepped into the role of bass player

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Critic Concert Reviews

Spectrum Culture (USA)

October 15, 2024

It takes a special kind of humility for one of the greatest indie bands of the last 25 years to open for a band that’s been together less than a decade. It takes an extra special band to seize that unexpected headlining slot and make it their own.

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Exclaim (Canada)

December 4, 2023

Nation of Language Were Riding High in Toronto

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Leftlion (UK)

October 2, 2023

Nation of Language at Rescue Rooms

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Glide Magazine (USA)

May 22, 2023

Nation of Language recently played two sold-out shows in support of their new album, Strange Disciple. Playing at the new version of Seattle’s storied Crocodile, the band treated fans old and new to a rollicking, joyful show, an exuberant escape from the world around.

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