Kevin Calaba, lead singer of Indie Collective AirLands, will downsize into a smaller cafe performance, breathing life into songs that were meant both for the weight of a mountain, and/or the bare bones of a cafe.

Opening the night is St. Anthony Mann. Playing experimental indie folk enlivened by obscure arrangements and poetic lyrics, St. Anthony Mann is the stage name of Adam Bjoraker and co.

AirLands whispers in your ear, leaning in close to share a light – (think two heads almost touching in an alleyway) – and then reaches for the burning sun.
There are drums & vocals, cello & guitars, bass and French horn, hope and snowfall.
Some might call it chamber pop, and yes, it’s sweeping and lush, but sometimes the waves build to windstorms, and sometimes the ceiling disappears, and it soars.
There are more harmonies than shred. But there’s a tiny bit of shred, in a soft way.
We call it soft shred.
Sometimes the drums come in from over the hills. Or barefoot from the next room.
Think haunting cello and chiming guitar. Think naked voices laying down in a beds of keyboards. Think five people trusting a song and using it to climb into the sky.
AirLands makes songs that are both about what a person knows, and what a person doesn’t know, trusting the songs to hold the space, and do the work and the witnessing.

AirLands Official Website

With Special Guest St. Anthony Mann

St. Anthony Mann Official Bandcamp Page

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