It was sadly empty in Berbati's when opening band Glass Ghost took the stage, making it clear why the show had been moved from the larger Wonder Ballroom the week prior. With an audience of about fifty people, Glass Ghost played a set of about half an hour. The Brooklyn duo on keyboard and drums were unfortunately lacking in energy for most of the show, and failed to even introduce the band until near the end of their set. Things did pick up a bit when they brought out the two drummers from White Rabbits to play with them on the last two songs.

Next up, with the venue slowly filling, was Local Natives hailing from Los Angeles. The five member band quickly captured the attention of the audience and played for about 40 minutes. With four of the members contributing to vocals (no vocals from the drummer), they were able to achieve some really great harmonies in their songs. Local Natives plan to release their album next year, with “Wide Eyes” opening the album. In addition to the original songs that they played, they also performed their cover of “Warning Sign” by the Talking Heads, which is also available to listen to on their MySpace page.