Concert Recap: The Aces at Emo's
The Aces delighted the Emo’s crowd with rowdy queer anthems and support from alternative-pop artist Carol Ades.
Photos by Carolyn Parmer
The Aces delighted the Emo’s crowd with rowdy queer anthems and support from alternative-pop artist Carol Ades.
Photos by Carolyn Parmer
Carol Ades sings “Sunny Disposition” from her EP, Sadtown USA, as her girlfriend, Maggie, plays the guitar. Maggie is also known as the alternative-pop artist LonelyTwin.
Carol Ades sings “Sunny Disposition” from her EP, Sadtown USA.
Carol Ades performs heartfelt love songs at Emo’s.
Katie Henderson and Cristal Ramirez of The Aces sing hits from their latest album, I’ve Loved You For So Long.
Katie Henderson plays guitar for The Aces’ raw, rock-infused pop songs.
McKenna Petty plays the bass for The Aces’ raw, rock-infused pop songs.
The Aces lead singer Cristal Ramirez performs “Don’t Freak.”
Cristal Ramirez and McKenna Petty rock out onstage.
The Aces lead singer Cristal Ramirez performs “Don’t Freak.”
The Aces lead singer Cristal Ramirez grooves onstage for the band’s lively set at Emo’s.
The Aces lead singer Cristal Ramirez grooves onstage for the band’s lively set at Emo’s.