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Live Nation Presents:
Coco with Diego Gaeta
Fri, May 3
Doors: 7:00 pm | Show: 8:00 pm
Tickets: $22.00 Buy Tickets
21 and up
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Support acts are subject to change without refund.

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Artists

Coco

Coco—the project of Maia Friedman, Oliver Hill, and Dan Molad—began as an experiment of sorts; three friends writing songs for nothing other than the ritual of doing so. “There’s a mutual admiration and trust among us,” the band shares. “It allows a ‘first thought best thought’ mentality.” Their vast and varied individual creative histories—notably with Dirty Projectors, Lucius, and Pavo Pavo—inform an illustrious, collective sensibility for songcraft. Coco’s self-titled debut gathered fervent acclaim from tastemakers at NPR, BBC, SiriusXM, and Spotify among others. The trio headlined packed rooms in New York City, Los Angeles, and London, made their festival debut at End of the Road, and supported Kevin Morby on a national tour. 

 

Since, life has flown wildly forward for the members of Coco—Oliver getting married, Dan getting engaged, Maia giving birth to her first child. Their highly anticipated sophomore release—starkly titled ‘2’—honors these transformations. On opener “Any Other Way” Coco meditates on change from a widescreen perspective: The leaf and the body, each in their time, turns on a schedule, turns on a dime. Maia lays a lush bed of shoegaze guitars; Dan's builds ecstasy from downtempo drums; Oliver stirs a current of hypnotically looping basslines. The song is a stunning microcosm of this band's specific genius: carving space for each musical personality to shine, without the shadows of excess or distraction. 

 

“Though it's only been a few years, the band has seen us through fundamental transformations in each of our lives, which we are fortunate enough to process together.” Self-produced, with collaboration from Adrian Olsen (Lucy Dacus, Fruit Bats, Bedouine), the album is sensuous and spellike, its sonics varying from lush, shoegaze guitars, to dusky electronica, to jangly 60’s pop. Maia, Oliver, and Dan continue their sacred practice—arriving to each other empty-handed and open-hearted, finding power in three equal parts. 

 

“gorgeous, warmly wistful… a balmy, liberating groove” (Gorilla Vs. Bear)

 

“bold, striking, but emphatically subdued, the dreamy pop aspect 

seem to be filtered in from another dimension,” (CLASH)

 

“unerringly intimate” (The Line of Best Fit)

 

“just heaven” (BBC). 

 
 

Diego Gaeta

Diego Gaeta is a keyboardist and producer born and raised in Los Angeles whose work blends and connects a sonic futurist approach that is informed by world folk music traditions of sacred improvisation. He recently released his debut album as a leader, titled "Fearlessly Accessing the Divine Spirit of Freedom From Here On Out" on Preference Records. Other releases include: "In Float" (with Lionmilk) on Leaving Records, "Una Luz Naranja" (with Carlos Niño) on Anandamide, and "This Could Be Our Every Day" which was self-released. He also recently appeared on two tracks from the Andre 3000 release "New Blue Sun".