Found this short clip of Mac playing Baby's Wearing Blue Jeans with Andy on guitar. There are only 6 known performance of BWBJ with Andy on guitar. This is one of those.
Found this picture on tumblr. It's like the only picture that I could find of this show. Doesn't seem like there's any footage or other pictures out there.
"Iori will understand"
It's been a while since I have made an actual post, and finally got around to make a little crappy thing for this.
So I found on Tumblr a snippet of Little Dogs March that was posted around April 2018 so a year and a month before the release of Here Comes the Cowboy.
This instrumental demo is actually the same take as the one released on Here Comes the Cowboy Demos, but it's kinda speeded up to around 1.10x.
Anyway, nothing exactly new but still nice to hear. Enjoy.
Credits to gio.kamui on TikTok
It's been two years since the last time he played Still Together!
To avoid further spam about this discussion, any new post talking about "why is Mac's music gone from Spotify?" will be removed. If your post is removed it, don't take it personal... just know that you should be using common sense, 'cause we get it and we know, we don't need to see another 5 or 6 threads mentioning the same issue.
All we can do is speculate and the most likely answer as to why they are gone is because Capture Tracks/Mac is or are trying to sort internal stuffs related to publisher rights or whatever, in other words corpo shenanigans.
Ever heard of Bandcamp? No? Okay, here you go https://macdemarco.bandcamp.com/
Any purchase you make in Bandcamp will direct you to a link where you can download his music in the best quality possible as well as being able to have the files in your own device, and not just via Streaming, which you can still do inside the Bandcamp app anyway.
Also all is still available in his YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@macdemarco/releases
So again... just use common sense and don't be stuck with just one platform, there are more ways you can just listen to his music that do not involve Spotify.
This is the official subreddit for Canadian indie musician Alex Calder. Replacing the defunct r/AlexCalder which was restricted from submissions five years ago, this subreddit serves as a forum dedicated to discussing Alex and his music's legacy.
Alex heartbreakingly passed away back on March 4th, 2026, confirmed in an update via his official Bandcamp and can be read here:
I created this subreddit to continue honoring Alex and having an open discussion where people celebrate his music, his spirit and his life. Since Alex's passing, I've attempted to upload all of his music from his entire discography on to all streaming platforms. If there's anything missing, feel free to let me know.
Please be respectful, kind, and patient to others here. If you're interested in moderating, please send a modmail, as I'm not particularly fond of moderating myself.
I have been trying to find the tracklist of this album released by Travis Bretzer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2U5zqx1y64
There's little to no information about this album despite being available online. I tried messaging Travis about it but no luck on my end.
Just a short interview I found. The interview took place at the FunFunFun Festival in Austin, Texas. Mac was still on his touring cycle for 2 and had just finished recording Salad Days.
I gotta say, there's some interesting bits on this interview! I didn't know that he wanted to be a cartoonist / animator when growing up.
"Macbriare Samuel Lanyon Demarco aka Mac Demarco played House of Vans for us on Thursday night and we had to catch him after his soundcheck for a quick Q&A... So what do his 5 favorite spots in NYC have in common? They're all pinball spots. He also picked lasagna on the basis that there are a lot of varieties, and although he's been wearing red Vans for three years he gets a new pair every few months."
Photos: Amanda Rae Stephens (1,2,3)
Photo: Laura June Kirsch (4)
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Found these posted on Tumblr.
As for the show, it was a regular Salad Days show from what I have read/seen; nothing remarkable in terms of setlist, but he did meet with Charles Bradley in the greenroom at some point.
