Apologies for the late notice, but the Long Beach-born mega indie band Cold War Kids celebrates dual releases in their hometown on Saturday: a new album and a new brew.
The album, Cold War Kids’ seventh, is New Age Norms 1, which the band has been promoting on their current tour that includes two Anaheim stops: headlining at the House of Blues in Anaheim on Nov. 16 and performing a set during the KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas at the Honda Center on Dec. 7.
“Complainer” was the first single released from the album:
Next came “4th of July”:
Before those upcoming show, Cold War Kids give a private performance at Fingerprints Music in Long Beach on Saturday and then they head across town to Ballast Point, where they will meet fans and perform a special DJ set on the waterfront patio in celebration of their collaboration with the brewery, This Will All Blow Over in Time.
It’s described as a hoppy American wheat/pale ale (4.8 percent ABV) that is golden orange in color and made with Simcoe, Amarillo and Mosaic hops and is 50 percent Wheat Malt that gives it a nice light haze. The flavor profile is citrus with a dry dank finish from the wheat and Mosaic, and it is said to drink like a much higher ABV beer (minus the alcohol burn). “It’s hopped like an IPA and the wheat gives it a much bigger mouthfeel than your typical pale ale,” say the brewers of This Will All Blow Over in Time.
Here is the schedule:
Noon: Arrive at Fingerprints for check-in and show (420 E. 4th Street, Long Beach)
2 p.m.: Ballast Point Brewing Co. release party (110 N Marina Dr., Long Beach)
Your $40 ticket includes: access to the Fingerprints performance and Ballast Point party; a New Age Norms 1 CD; a pint of the Cold War Kids/Ballast Point collaboration beer; a custom patch; custom guitar picks; and access to Lyft discount code.
All ticket purchasers/attendees must be 21+, and you will need a valid I.D. to get in.
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