Review: Hometown heroes and SU alums provide a top-level performance Thursday while reminiscing a bit about how it all started.
A full house ofcollege-aged students and Syracuse locals played a game of patience. They waited to see Ra Ra Riot's performance for nearly three hours after The Westcott Theater doors opened last night, but the group's passionate and energetic delivery of a wholesome setlist, lasting a little over an hour, was well worth the wait.
Close relationship with Syracuse remains a constant in college rock heroes' unpredictable ascent.
Ra Ra Riot’s current producer Andrew Maury once told me the reason you have to see the band live is because its energy alone is a “captivating spectacle.”