Kori Gardner is one of the best female singers in modern music (and husband Jason is also no slouch). Their style is iconic – the effortless way their voices harmonize and volley back and forth, the movements within the song, the way they move from upbeat to pastoral so fluidly that you don't perceive it happening. Their instruments and voices all move as one piece, inseparable. Through the years, the textures have become more intricate, deeper. They've begun throwing in the occasional trumpet or guitar, but it is still stunning how much they can do with just keyboards and drums. They move so far within the limitations of the two-piece format that you can't even call it a limitation. It feels as natural as the standard rock-and-roll four-piece.
26 Jun |
San Francisco CA @ Rickshaw Stop |
11 Jul |
Cambridge MA @ The Sinclair |
12 Jul |
Philadelphia PA @ The Foundry |
13 Jul |
Pittsburgh PA @ Thunderbird Cafe & Music Hall |
14 Jul |
Cleveland OH @ Beachland Ballroom |
15 Jul |
Detroit MI @ The Shelter |
16 Jul |
Columbus OH @ A&R Music Bar |
17 Jul |
Indianapolis IN @ Hi-Fi |
18 Jul |
Chicago IL @ Subterranean |
19 Jul |
St. Paul MN @ Turf Club |
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