Photos of Mogwai’s performance at Brooklyn Steel

Scottish post-rock icons Mogwai made a return to New York City with a show at Brooklyn Steel on April 10th. The performance served as support for their recent album, The Bad Fire, which came out in January through Temporary Residence Limited.

During the concert, Mogwai showcased tracks from their new album, along with fan favorites from their extensive discography. Photographer Kevin McGann was on hand to capture the essence of the evening, including snaps of opening acts Brainiacs and Ye Gods.

The show kicked off with Ye Gods, setting the tone for the night with their unique sound. Brainiacs followed suit, building up the energy and anticipation for the main act. Finally, Mogwai took the stage, treating the audience to a mesmerizing performance.

Among the tracks performed were “God Gets You Back,” “Hi Chaos,” “Kids Will Be Skeletons,” and “If You Find This World Bad, You Should See Some of the Others.” The setlist also included classics like “Christmas Steps,” “Pale Vegan Hip Pain,” and “Auto Rock.” The band closed out the night with an epic rendition of “My Father, My King.”

The atmosphere at Brooklyn Steel was electric, with fans fully immersed in the music and the band delivering a captivating performance. Mogwai’s signature blend of cinematic soundscapes and intricate melodies was on full display, showcasing their musical prowess and ability to create an immersive sonic experience for their audience.

Overall, the evening was a testament to Mogwai’s enduring appeal and innovative approach to post-rock music. Their ability to captivate and engage audiences, both new and old, highlights the band’s status as pioneers in the genre. With each performance, Mogwai continues to solidify their reputation as one of the most influential and groundbreaking acts in the world of music.