You, Me, and Every Fall Out Boy We Know

After a late start (spending a few minutes tuning their instruments and stuff), You, Me, and Everyone We Know took the stage. As journalists trying to write in AP style, that Oxford comma is a killer.

Both their lead singer and bassist have what we're going to describe as halfway between a mullet and a mohawk (because we can't think of a clever enough portmanteau to name it), with the charm of neither. Not really sure what that's about.

Anyway, the sound is a little bit of an issue. There hasn't been much feedback or anything like that, but it's just not loud enough. The volume is somewhere around a 4 or a 5, and it should probably be closer to a 9.

Earlier in the week, in the Behind the Arts Scene blog, we mentioned that the band sounded like a mix between Fall Out Boy and Say Anything, but this was after listening to just one song on their Myspace. After listening to a lot of their set, it's safe to say their sound is a lot closer to Fall Out Boy. Eh.

-Adam Clair