When you watch The Devil Makes Three perform you can't help but feel happy and content. The music itself is upbeat and soothing and it makes you just want to listen and form your own impression of the music.
The venue itself is of an open stage in which the performers themselves stand extremely close to the edge and extremely close to one another. In this way they create a more welcoming and inviting atmosphere and one in which you don't feel uneasy about joining in.
During the performance the audience quietly listens and waits until the band is done performing a song before they clap and cheer loudly. This in a way shows how deep the lyrics are and how much these same lyrics make people think about their own thoughts and feelings during a live performance.
The Devil Makes Three is a band that doesn't move around a lot on stage, but they do dance in place and show that they are into the performance, but more then that it shows that they are more focused on how the song sounds and their execution rather then drawing to much attention to themselves. In between each song they try their best to interact with the audience and tell a little bit about themselves and what happened on their way to each performance helping to drive a deeper connection between them and the fans that came to see them. In performing their song "The Bullet" you can see just how much each song means to them and how important it is to them and that in itself makes me want to see them live.
Too often you see artist just write songs that they know will sell, but in the case of the The Devil Makes Three you don't see that at all and what you get with each song is lyrics that really reflect the thoughts and feelings of the artist themselves.
Lord Huron
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