Trashcan Sinatras Thrupenny Tears June 21 2018 Alberta Rose Theater Portland OR

[@iansutton7416]

I remember them starting with this when they were the support act for Prefab Sprout *many* years ago in Sheffield. I knew nothing of the band, and the name 'Trashcan Sinatras' didn't inspire confidence. Despite a desperately shy stage presence, the music shone so brightly. I've loved their music ever since. They are very special indeed.

[@anthonypallen7919]

I had a 2 year period where i listened to them heavily and then for some reason stopped. I now have started again and its just amazing

[@donaldhalliburton3673]

I was in the front row of this show. Was insanely good.

[@wendygibson4781]

I loved this show so much! I was crying in the audience, hit with a massive wave of nostalgia from my teenaged years.

[@MrMpyne]

I first discovered Trashcan Sinatras via BBC 6 Music (Gideon Coe) and have since listened to their very impressive back catalogue. This particular song is one of my favourites, often played on loop, but so many other terrific songs.

[@davidburtenshaw7251]

Just love this band so much talent and still playing gigs in America I want them back home so their many fans can see them playing music

[@lionsmouth11]

Love it. One of their best songs and it sounds great striped back too.

[@gfoster6835]

You'd be harsh pushed to find a tune with such a melodic introduction. Magical.

[@tonydalton459]

Magnificent. What a band. Was lucky enough to see them in Dublin on this tour. My absolute favourite band.

[@emmacartwright9747]

One of the finest songs from one of the finest bands ! Magnifique !

[@jacquesguillemin3129]

Better than the studio version, perfect!

[@owenmcgee8496]

"bus conductress blonde" - lyric reminds me of Dire Straits' Wild West End, even though the songs are totally unalike. "Here comes our hero in hand-me-downs". Great sound quality on this video.

[@doktorkev3131]

Wow. Incredible performance and what an amazing recording. Well done.

[@clvrswine]

Why are they sitting down? So not rock'n'roll. You aren't busking, lads. You aren't on some uni steps here.