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“Take My Hand” - The Cab (ft. Cassadee Pope)
April 28th, 2012
Del Mar Fairgrounds in Del Mar, CA
“Living Louder” - The Cab (ft. Brian Dales of The Summer Set)
February 9th, 2012
Showcase Live in Foxborough, MA
“Young” (Clip) - The Summer Set (ft. Alexander DeLeon)
February 4th, 2012
The Mod Club in Toronto, ON
Video footage is a little rough
but the cameo was worth a post!
“Living Louder” - The Cab (ft. Brian Dales of The Summer Set)
January 31st, 2012
The Emerson Theater in Indianapolis, IN
“Living Louder” - The Cab (ft. Brian Dales of The Summer Set)
January 28th, 2012
The Rave in Milwaukee, WI
“Living Louder” - The Cab (ft. Brian Dales of The Summer Set)
January 20th, 2012
The Beacham in Orlando, FL
EFSS Tour VIP Session
January 19th, 2012
Culture Room in Ft. Lauderdale, FL
A full acoustic cover of Britney Spears’ “Hit Me Baby One More Time” by Alex and Brian.
More VIP sessions here.
Flashback Friday!
In honor of the Everything’s Fine Symphony Soldier tour, an old video clip of The Cab performing “One of THOSE Nights” - featuring Brian Dales!
“Living Louder” - The Cab (ft. Brian Dales of The Summer Set)
January 15th, 2012
The Rock in Tucson, AZ
The little boy that Alex high fives at the beginning has been a fan since he was like six/seven years old. He’s 11 years old now, is an aspiring drummer, and got to hang out on stage with The Cab during “Living Louder”, “Bounce”, and “Bad”. Definitely the most precious thing I have ever seen.
“Living Louder” (Clip) - The Cab (ft. Brian Dales of The Summer Set)
January 14th, 2012
The Clubhouse Music Venue in Tempe, AZ
About this particular video, I do want to apologize for it cutting off towards the end. My memory card was full! Despite the mishap I wanted to post this video here because of one special little moment that occurred during the performance. Towards the end of the first chorus, Alex walked back over to where we were standing; all of us had our hands in the air, singing along, swaying, and so on. When the line “we’re all soldiers tonight” comes, he reached out and took my hand, squeezing our fingers together. I realize that given he’s constantly interacting with fans it wasn’t anything out of the ordinary. It made me smile though, knowing just those few brief seconds, it was like a thank you, and I took it in stride on behalf of everyone who has supported this small web site all the way back from the beginning and everyone who’s joined since. Soldiers Tonight is almost a year old now, in just a few more months. It’s hard to believe it’s actually been that long because I still remember when I first made it. It was just kind of a whimsical notion and admittedly I didn’t much know what on earth I was doing. Since then I’ve had a lot of remarkable experiences and met a lot of awesome people, and got to spend time with my favorite band more than I ever dreamed possible. It might’ve just been a quick hand hold, but everything that stood behind those few moments was what made it mean so much. Thank you, guys. Seriously.
