Neva Dinova

Oct 16, 2024 | lazy-i.com | Tim McMahan |Mdou Moctar |Neva Dinova

Warming up leftovers (Fizzle, Neva, Clarence); ‘up-and-coming’ update; Mdou Moctar, Rosali tonight…  Category: Blog — Tags: Clarence Tilton, Fizzle Like a Flood, Mdou Moctar, Neva Dinova — @ 8:20 am October 16, 2024 by Tim McMahan, Lazy-i.comPicking through some newsy bits I missed in the in-box:The Fizzle Like a Flood Kickstarter campaign for the new album, Black Walls (which I wrote about here), met its fundraising goal in just 15 days – impressive.

Aug 27, 2024 | lazy-i.com | Tim McMahan |Neva Dinova

Love Drunk ends series with new Neva Dinova video; Neva plays Slowdown 9/13…Category: Blog — Tags: Love Drunk, Neva Dinova — @ 12:05 pm August 27, 2024 by Tim McMahan,  Lazy-i.comThis morning Neva Dinova’s publicist, Terrorbird Media, sent out links to the band’s latest video, which also happens to be the last-ever Love Drunk-produced video.

Dec 15, 2023 | lazy-i.com | Tim McMahan |Neva Dinova

Neva Dinova at Reverb Lounge, Dec. 14, 2023. by Tim McMahan, Lazy-i.comFans of Jake Bellows came out in droves last night at Reverb Lounge where Jake, Roger Lewis and Megan Siebe performed as Neva Dinova. It wasn’t a sellout but (I was told) dang near one, with a couple hundred people on hand to welcome their wayward son back to an Omaha stage.

Dec 14, 2023 | lazy-i.com | Tim McMahan |Neva Dinova

by Tim McMahan, Lazy-i.comTonight’s Neva Dinova show at Reverb Lounge is sort of a holiday show, to me, anyway. It’s been awhile since we’ve seen good ol’ Jake Bellows after he escaped to the sunny climes of Los Angeles. And now he’s back, this time as Neva Dinova in the form of a power trio with the incomparable Roger Lewis on drums and searingly talented Megan Siebe on bass.

Aug 28, 2023 | lazy-i.com | Tim McMahan |Neva Dinova

Wagon Blasters at Reverb Lounge, Aug. 25, 2023. by Tim McMahan, Lazy-i.comMy evening at Bad Bad Men’s album release show at Reverb Lounge Friday night was successful in all but actually seeing Bad Bad Men perform. It’s starting to become one of those things — at least for 4-band bills — where I’m either going to go early and catch the openers or arrive late and catch the headliners. Having seen Bad Bad Men perform many times and as recently as a few months ago, I opted for the former vs.