ekko astral

@ekkoastral.bsky.social

dystopiacore contact: ekkoastraldc@gmail.com

It's time to end things. The final Ekko Astral shows for the foreseeable future will be a free outdoor performance on Aug. 22 in NYC and a finale gig on Aug. 27 in D.C. (tix on sale now). Thank you for all you’ve done for us and with us. We hope to catch you at the last shows.

It's time to end things.
The final Ekko Astral shows for the foreseeable future will be a free outdoor performance on Aug. 22 in New York City and a finale gig on Aug. 27 in Washington, D.C.
with our friends
Right Chipper and Berra.These last shows will span our entire catalogue, serve as a celebration send-off and will be the last events where we plan to play tracks from this discography for a very long time.
We will also be raffling the painting from the pink balloons album cover at the DCg show, and plan to donate all proceeds from the raffle to trans health services at Whitman-Walker.These are the last shows we plan to do as Ekko Astral for the foreseeable future. We are putting the band on indefinite hiatus to prioritize other musical projects.
We also no longer have plans to release the beltway is burning any time soon.
Maybe one day that record will see the light of day; right now both of us want to build a project more fitting to where we are now creatively and that isn't this band.Ekko Astral rose up out of bedroom jams and basement shows to become a dream realized.
We're eternally grateful to every single person who helped us along the way. None of this would've been possible without your help and we're forever indebted to you.

on july 4 in Brooklyn we will perform My Body is an Abortion, a one time only set of new and old ekko and covers. we will be performing in the street and record the performance on multi track and multi cam. the free show is the headlining set at fam fest. we’ll go on around 5

My body is an abortion: a july 4th live record performed once. 268 meserole st brooklyn ny headlining fam fest noon - 6 pm presented by la fam and showbrain. in loving memory of jane doe

on july 4 in Brooklyn we will perform My Body is an Abortion, a one time only set of new and old ekko and covers. we will be performing in the street and record the performance on multi track and multi cam. the free show is the headlining set at fam fest. we’ll go on around 5

My body is an abortion: a july 4th live record performed once. 268 meserole st brooklyn ny headlining fam fest noon - 6 pm presented by la fam and showbrain. in loving memory of jane doe

😌 NYC 😌 on saturday july 4th us and some friends are getting together to put on a free block party outside former la fam studios in bushwick stacked bill of sick rock music n folk music n whatever other music exists 😌 C U THERE 😌

ekko astral
jasno
tea eater
duchess
Berra 
Isobel Fox
RenRiot
Goof Goblin
Free show
July 4th
268 meserole 
Presented by La fam with support rom showbrain

Thanks so much to all who have pre-ordered this today. Amazingly, I have already made enough to recoup the cost of CD manufacturing. If you'd like to hear the two new tunes or pre-order the album, check out the link below.

Last Days of Rome@lastdaysofrome.bsky.social · 3mo ago

My new album is avaliable for pre-order, which means new songs Hustle and Progress are out now! If you like melodic, guitar-driven indie rock (Death Cab, The Beths), these might just be the songs for you. lastdaysofrome2.bandcamp.com/album/we-liv... We Live In Hope will be out everywhere 8/5/26.

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