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Kresge Auditorium-MI
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McMenamins Historic Edgefield Manor
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At first listen it’s familiar - like a well broken-in pair of vintage boots – but Lake Street Dive’s perfectly balanced blend of rollicking soul, Motown pop, and knockabout R&B, anchored by flawless harmonies and Rachael Price’s smoky voice, has a freshness to it that’s hard to pin down. The Brooklyn-based, classically-trained foursome have been together for over a decade. But after a sultry Jackson 5 cover went viral, a show-stealing appearance alongside Jack White and Patti Smith at a 2014 Inside Llewyn Davis tribute show in New York City, and a new album of originals recorded while listening to a lot of Bowie and The Zombies, they’ve well and truly picked up the tempo.
The opener Devon Gilfillian had great energy and was a good fit with Lake Street Dive. LSD delivered their signature funky soul, and damn, Rachael Price just kills it with her voice. The Orpheum was a great location to enjoy her powerful sound. The group has a great dynamic and took turns in the spotlight. Recommend!
Fantastic Live show. Michele Price is the best female vocalist out there. Nothing smothered or drowned out in the live show. Just pure talent and delivery.
Great sound! Rachael Price’s voice was “priceless”. Love the originals as much as the classic covers! Will see them again when get come back to Vancouver!
An outstanding concert, just the best. Lake Street improves every time we see them, this was a much more professional performance, enhanced by the addition of the 'new' members of the group. Three standing ovations, we certainly got our money's worth and more. The opening group led by Devon Gilfillian was unexpectedly amazing. Of course, Rachael's voice continues to shine! One small issue was the decision to completely darken the theater immediately at the start time instead of subdued lighting ...many people had to 'feel' their way down the aisles to their seats in complete darkness...
Hands-down best show I’ve seen in a long time. The Band was on fire!
This was a very polished and professional show by Lake Street Dive. I very much enjoyed it and liked the venue of the Orpheum Theatre. It was a good venue for this act. Just the right size.
An amazing band recorded but next level live. The energy, groove and beautiful vocals make seeing them a treat.
The band is phenomenal and the acoustics of the Orpheum theatre allowed attendees to clearly experience the vocal and musical talents of all members of Lake Street Dive (and Devon)!
The band was beyond excellent! It’s hard to get past Rachel’s pipes, but I was so struck by the musicianship of the band. Since I first heard them a couple of years back, I have been so impressed by Bridget and Mikes bass and drums keeping it all together. They are very complex rhythmically and that makes their music so challenging from the musicians POV. I think Akie is a great addition also and complements Rachel so well, as well as being a great soloist. Loved the show… only gripe was the sound was a bit unbalanced in the second balcony, a bit too boomy in the bass, probably due the the venue.
Fantastic singer; musicians; arrangements with wonderfully balanced sound production.
