The Charlatans bridged baggy and Britpop and then simply kept going, and We Are Love is a new album rather than another anniversary victory lap. Brooklyn Steel is the last date of the tour, which usually means a longer set and a looser band. Frankie Rose opens, and putting a Brooklyn songwriter out of Vivian Girls and Dum Dum Girls in front of them is a genuinely good piece of matchmaking.
What to expect
A career-spanning set weighted toward the new record but built around the organ-driven singles the band made their name on, played in an 1,800-capacity former steel fabrication shop with a standing floor and a mezzanine above. Frankie Rose opens. As the tour finale, expect the band to stretch well past their usual running time.
Good to know
- The show is sixteen and over, and valid photo identification is required at the door.
- They are billed as Charlatans UK in the United States for trademark reasons; it is the same band.
- Frankie Rose, the Brooklyn songwriter formerly of Vivian Girls and Dum Dum Girls, opens.
- Brooklyn Steel has a standing general-admission floor and a mezzanine level above it.
- The venue is in East Williamsburg, closest to the Graham Avenue stop on the L.
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Common questions
Is this the same band as The Charlatans?
Yes. They bill themselves as Charlatans UK in the United States to distinguish them from the 1960s American band of the same name.
Which album are they touring?
We Are Love, their new studio album, previewed by a Mark Gardener remix of the title track.
Who is opening?
Frankie Rose, the Brooklyn musician previously of Vivian Girls, Dum Dum Girls and Crystal Stilts.
