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Deerhoof @ 31

Deerhoof, 31 Flavours Tour. Courtesy the artists.

Deerhoof, 31 Flavours Tour. Courtesy the artists.

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“Ambassadors for the power of anarchic creativity.” —Pitchfork

Thirty years and counting. Nineteen albums. One career-spanning performance. Art-rock heroes Deerhoof celebrate three decades together by playing one song from each of their records. Guided by an unwavering avant-garde spirit, the band has moved from noisy roots into expressionist minimalism and the outer reaches of contemporary classical and free jazz. The magical live chemistry of Greg Saunier (drums), Satomi Matsuzaki (bass, vocals), John Dieterich (guitar), and Ed Rodriguez (guitar) shine in this release show for the band’s 20th studio album. Complete with live visuals, Deerhoof’s one-night-only show highlights their journey.

Please note that masks are required for this performance; masks will also be available on-site before the concert.

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