May 7th: SONOS sings in the Great Hall
Who: SONOS sings in the Great Hall
What: Multi-Arts Performance
When: May 7th, 7pm doors, 8pm show
Where: Fremont Abbey Great Hall
How: Buy tickets here $10 adv, $12 door
Rated: PG
Description: Emerging in 2009 from the college a cappella scene, Sonos turns the genre on its head with bold interpretations of C21st classics. On their Verve debut album "SonoSings," the vocal group reinvents Radiohead, Bon Iver & Fleet Foxes and dazzles with unique twists on the mainstream such as a dark, trip-hop Jackson 5 cover. Recent appearances have included live radio sessions on NPR's Weekend Edition, KCRW, BBC Americana, Sirius/XM; collaborations with novelist Margaret Atwood at UCLA Live and the beloved Young@Heart Chorus; plus performances all over the country including the Sundance Film Festival. 2010 sees Sonos touring widely as well as embracing projects in dance with the Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Co. and science/theater with musicologist/professor Dan Levitin ("This is Your Brain on Music"). A new album featuring originals, covers and collaborations will be available in the fall.
What: Multi-Arts Performance
When: May 7th, 7pm doors, 8pm show
Where: Fremont Abbey Great Hall
How: Buy tickets here $10 adv, $12 door
Rated: PG
Description: Emerging in 2009 from the college a cappella scene, Sonos turns the genre on its head with bold interpretations of C21st classics. On their Verve debut album "SonoSings," the vocal group reinvents Radiohead, Bon Iver & Fleet Foxes and dazzles with unique twists on the mainstream such as a dark, trip-hop Jackson 5 cover. Recent appearances have included live radio sessions on NPR's Weekend Edition, KCRW, BBC Americana, Sirius/XM; collaborations with novelist Margaret Atwood at UCLA Live and the beloved Young@Heart Chorus; plus performances all over the country including the Sundance Film Festival. 2010 sees Sonos touring widely as well as embracing projects in dance with the Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Co. and science/theater with musicologist/professor Dan Levitin ("This is Your Brain on Music"). A new album featuring originals, covers and collaborations will be available in the fall.