Ezra Furman played MHOW with Future Punx & Zachary Cale (pics)

Ezra Furman at Music Hall of Williamsburg

photo by Stephanie Augello

Zachary Cale at Music Hall of Williamsburg

photo by Stephanie Augello

Future Punx at Music Hall of Williamsburg

photo by Stephanie Augello

A lot of people probably didn’t want to get out of bed yesterday, let alone go see live music but Ezra Furman, whose music can be bare-nerve emotional, optimistic, funny and cathartic (often within one song), was certainly an ideal post-Election-Day option. He encouraged the audience to have a great time, but urged them really feel what was happening, and to not become numb, adding his songs are protest songs, and wanted everyone to rage and fight. He ended his set with a cover of Misfits’ “Where Eagles Dare,” and its chorus of “I ain’t no goddamn son of a bitch” had the whole crowd shouting.

Future Punx and Zarchary Cale opened and pictures from their sets, and more of Ezra’s, are in the gallery above.

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photos by Stephanie Augello

Tags: Ezra furman, Future punx, Music, Zachary cale

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