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SUMMARY:Kate Bollinger
LOCATION:2220 Arts + Archives
DESCRIPTION:KCRW presents Kate Bollinger\, as she performs Shop Girl and ot
 her songs. One night only in the 2220 Arts theater!\n\n~\n\nKate's music c
 an be described like the best and deepest of freshwater lakes\; cool and s
 elf-replenishing at depth\, but warm and sparkling near the surface. She
 ’s done something promising and unique in her latest EP\, Shop Girl. Pro
 duced and accompanied by Jonathan Rado\, along with musicians Sam France\,
  Tim Bernardes\, and Alex Heaney\, Kate draws influence from Lynsey De Pau
 l and Kate Bush\, as well as Ribbons of War\, a rock opera by The Extraord
 inaires\, that she’s loved since childhood.\n\nThe EP features five song
 s which Kate refers to as “songs from an imagined musical”. It’s the
  story of a small boutique\, its owner\, and the three young women who run
  the shop. One in particular\, called "Bobby\," sings the song “Dear Bob
 by” in a desperate plea to the boy she loves\, who is also called…Bobb
 y. Meanwhile\, the shop girls become obsessed with the band Texaco and the
  very public split between romantically entangled band members\, Ian Machi
 ne and Sandra Beach.\n\nIn the title song\, “Shop Girl\,” one of the g
 irls describes the mundane tasks of working in a shop with such verve that
  the ordinary is surreally transformed. "Dreams Don't Come True\," is the 
 rollicking opening number that sets the tone for what's to come\, with a s
 ound that makes fans of George Martin and Lennon and McCartney\, sit up an
 d smile. There's something in the arrangements of the chords that ring tru
 e and bring to mind songs from the late 60's. It’s not a rehash of that
 \, but rather a lovely re-interpretation of Liverpool and London via Charl
 ottesville\, Virginia and Los Angeles\, California.\n\nBoletos: https://di
 ce.fm/event/oe9eq5-kate-bollinger-5th-nov-2220-arts-archives-los-angeles-t
 ickets
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