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Carpool Tunnel reps San Francisco at Noise Pop
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Noise Pop knows how to throw a party and that was evident when Carpool Tunnel played at Bottom of the Hill last week as part of the venue's farewell concert series.
- Both the music fest and venue have long been a proving ground for emerging indie bands and Thursday's show was no different.
The San Francisco-based band, formed in 2017, has built a cult-like following with its energetic live shows and catchy, guitar-driven indie-rock songs.
- It's no surprise they walked onto the stage as Hoobastank's "The Reason" played — a nod to some of the early-2000s vibe shaping their sound that's reminiscent in the lead singer's own emotive, confessional delivery.
- Bright, crunchy guitars and explosive choruses powered a set built for a singalong that proved how easily their hooks translate live.
As Bottom of the Hill prepares to close its doors, the crowd made clear San Francisco still shows up — especially for its own.