Ann Arbor’s own Tally Hall made a triumphant return to their hometown on Friday night, performing in front of a sold-out crowd at the Blind Pig. The band is currently on tour following the release of their new album, “Good & Evil.” It’s been six years since the band released ...
Remember Tally Hall, the local rock group that scored a record deal with major label Atlantic Records a few years back, then seemed to disappear, color-coded ties and all? They’re back at last, with a new CD coming out on the local independent label Quack! Media, where they began their ...
The Consequence of Sound blog has a treat for fans of Tally Hall, the indie-pop band with roots in Ann Arbor: streaming audio for "You and Me," a track from the band's long-awaited upcoming second album, "Good & Evil." Tally Hall's first album, 2005's "Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum," got the ...
A strong rainstorm that blew through Ann Arbor on Friday definitely dampened day three of the Ann Arbor Art Fairs, but initial reports showed little damage. A few artists on Liberty Street reopened their booths after the storm, but most did not. By 7:15 p.m. the rain had mostly moved ...
Formed in Ann Arbor over seven years ago by five University of Michigan students, Tally Hall is known best for its whip-smart music and thoroughly enjoyable stage presentation. Their catchy songs and appealing look had them seemingly on the road to rapid stardom, especially after signing to the world-renowned Atlantic ...
For a handful of young bands, scoring a recording deal with a major label can be a quick ticket to the top. For Ann Arbor’s Tally Hall, the ride to fame and fortune has been a little slower. That may be about to change. A new CD is on the ...
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