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SUMMARY:Lake Street Dive wit Lucie Silvas
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DESCRIPTION:Since forming in 2004\, Lake Street Dive have matched their\nso
 phisticated musicianship with a fearless refusal to limit their\nsound. As
  shown on their most recent album\, 2021's critically\nacclaimed Obviousl
 y\, the Boston-bred band also possess a keen talent\nfor combining sociopo
 litical commentary with immediately catchy pop\ngems. With their current l
 ineup comprised of founding members Rachael\nPrice (vocals)\, Bridget Kear
 ney (bass)\, and Michael Calabrese (drums)\n— as well as keyboardist/voc
 alist Akie Bermiss and touring guitarist\nJames Cornelison — Lake Street
  Dive continue to create joyously\nsoulful rock & roll with equal parts in
 genuity\, intelligence\, and\nirresistible abandon. Although a certain spi
 rited eclecticism has\ndefined Lake Street Dive since their earliest days\
 , the band's four\noriginal members (including former guitarist/trumpet pl
 ayer Michael\n\"McDuck\" Olson) first crossed paths while studying jazz at
  Boston's\nNew England Conservatory of Music. Their full-length debut In 
 This\nEpisode... arrived in 2007\, followed by three more independently\n
 released and rapturously received albums. As the band's energetic live\nsh
 ow continued to earn them a devoted following\, Lake Street Dive made\nthe
 ir Nonesuch Records debut with Side Pony: a 2016 effort that\ninstantly s
 hot to No. 1 on three Billboard charts and later landed on\nPaste's 50 Bes
 t Albums of 2016 list. The following year\, the group\nexperienced a new i
 nfusion of creative energy with the addition of\nBermiss (previously their
  touring keyboardist)\, who has since begun\nsharing writing and arrangeme
 nt duties. Arriving in 2018\, Lake Street\nDive's self-produced sixth albu
 m Free Yourself Up debuted in the top\nten on the Billboard 200 and spen
 t seven-and-a-half months on the\nnon-commercial radio charts\, with the s
 moldering hit single \"Good\nKisser\" holding steady in the top five at Am
 ericana radio for over a\nmonth. In recent years\, Lake Street Dive have b
 rought even more\nboldness to their kaleidoscopic sound while deliberately
  expanding\ntheir songcraft. To that end\, Obviously finds the band exam
 ining\nsuch complex matters as gender inequality (on \"Being a Woman\") an
 d the\nmonumental challenges faced by younger generations (on \"Making Do\
 ")\,\nshaping each track with a profound intentionality and ineffable\nmas
 tery of melody and groove -- a process Price refers to as \"putting\nthese
  messages into three and a half minute snippets\, dropping\nwhatever truth
  we can and hoping it's the type of thing that people\nwant to ruminate on
 .\" Made with producer Mike Elizondo (Fiona Apple\,\nMary J. Blige)\, the 
 result is an endlessly illuminating body of work\nthat's earned praise fro
 m the likes of Rolling Stone (who noted that\n\"[a]t a moment when pop str
 ives for lo-fi\, solitary-world intimacy\,\nthe jazz-popwhatever band refu
 se to think small\"). Over the years\,\nthey've captivated massive audienc
 es at such esteemed festivals as\nNewport Folk Festival\, Telluride Bluegr
 ass Festival\, and Toronto Jazz\nFestival\, in addition to headlining tour
 s all across the globe and\nsharing stages with acts like Brandi Carlile a
 nd Sheryl Crow. And\nthrough their fierce commitment to constantly elevati
 ng their\nartistry\, Lake Street Dive have ultimately emerged as one of th
 e most\ncompelling voices in alternative music today\, both reliably subli
 me\nand thrilling unpredictable. Venue: Freeman Arts Pavilion. Presenter:\
 nJoshua M. Freeman Foundation.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Since forming in 2004\, Lake Street Dive have 
 matched their sophisticated musicianship with a fearless refusal to limit 
 their sound. As shown on their most recent album\, 2021's critically accla
 imed Obviously\, the Boston-bred band also possess a keen talent for comb
 ining sociopolitical commentary with immediately catchy pop gems. With the
 ir current lineup comprised of founding members Rachael Price (vocals)\, B
 ridget Kearney (bass)\, and Michael Calabrese (drums) — as well as keybo
 ardist/vocalist Akie Bermiss and touring guitarist James Cornelison — La
 ke Street Dive continue to create joyously soulful rock & roll with equal 
 parts ingenuity\, intelligence\, and irresistible abandon. Although a cert
 ain spirited eclecticism has defined Lake Street Dive since their earliest
  days\, the band's four original members (including former guitarist/trump
 et player Michael \"McDuck\" Olson) first crossed paths while studying jaz
 z at Boston's New England Conservatory of Music. Their full-length debut 
 In This Episode... arrived in 2007\, followed by three more independently
  released and rapturously received albums. As the band's energetic live sh
 ow continued to earn them a devoted following\, Lake Street Dive made thei
 r Nonesuch Records debut with Side Pony: a 2016 effort that instantly sho
 t to No. 1 on three Billboard charts and later landed on Paste's 50 Best A
 lbums of 2016 list. The following year\, the group experienced a new infus
 ion of creative energy with the addition of Bermiss (previously their tour
 ing keyboardist)\, who has since begun sharing writing and arrangement dut
 ies. Arriving in 2018\, Lake Street Dive's self-produced sixth album Free
  Yourself Up debuted in the top ten on the Billboard 200 and spent seven-
 and-a-half months on the non-commercial radio charts\, with the smoldering
  hit single \"Good Kisser\" holding steady in the top five at Americana ra
 dio for over a month. In recent years\, Lake Street Dive have brought even
  more boldness to their kaleidoscopic sound while deliberately expanding t
 heir songcraft. To that end\, Obviously finds the band examining such co
 mplex matters as gender inequality (on \"Being a Woman\") and the monument
 al challenges faced by younger generations (on \"Making Do\")\, shaping ea
 ch track with a profound intentionality and ineffable mastery of melody an
 d groove -- a process Price refers to as \"putting these messages into thr
 ee and a half minute snippets\, dropping whatever truth we can and hoping 
 it's the type of thing that people want to ruminate on.\" Made with produc
 er Mike Elizondo (Fiona Apple\, Mary J. Blige)\, the result is an endlessl
 y illuminating body of work that's earned praise from the likes of Rolling
  Stone (who noted that \"[a]t a moment when pop strives for lo-fi\, solita
 ry-world intimacy\, the jazz-popwhatever band refuse to think small\"). Ov
 er the years\, they've captivated massive audiences at such esteemed festi
 vals as Newport Folk Festival\, Telluride Bluegrass Festival\, and Toronto
  Jazz Festival\, in addition to headlining tours all across the globe and 
 sharing stages with acts like Brandi Carlile and Sheryl Crow. And through 
 their fierce commitment to constantly elevating their artistry\, Lake Stre
 et Dive have ultimately emerged as one of the most compelling voices in al
 ternative music today\, both reliably sublime and thrilling unpredictable.
  Venue: Freeman Arts Pavilion. Presenter: Joshua M. Freeman Foundation.
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