Last night, the Sunset Tavern in Ballard was filled with dreamy pop music and warm vibes as Paris-based band Oracle Sisters took the stage with opener Cornelia Murr. Despite the rainy weather, everyone in the venue was in high spirits, with guests dancing in their Gore-Tex rain jackets.
Cornelia Murr's set was highlighted by her unique talent for whistling, which added an ethereal quality to her already dreamy sound. Her set was a perfect opener for the night, with her soft vocals and dreamy guitar riffs setting the tone for the rest of the evening. The Sunset Tavern's cozy cabin decor only added to the dreamy atmosphere, transporting the audience to a comforting paradise despite the dreary weather outside.
Oracle Sisters playing under the soft lights at the Sunset Tavern
Oracle Sisters took the stage to a warm, Seattle welcome. The band's melodic pop sound was the perfect antidote to the rainy weather outside, with their lush harmonies and intricate guitar work creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The band's sound is a unique blend of vintage and modern influences, with hints of 60s pop and 80s new wave mixed in with their dreamy soundscapes.
Drummer Julia Johansen surprised the crowd by coming off the drums to sing "High Moon." Her vocals were hauntingly beautiful and perfectly complemented the band's sound. The band's chemistry was evident on stage, with each member contributing to the overall sound and energy of the performance.
The highlight of the night, however, was when Lewis Lazar of Oracle Sisters took the stage for the encore. He did a solo rendition of the band's "Modern Love," which had the entire crowd singing along and dancing. Lazar's powerful vocals and dynamic guitar work were a testament to his talent as a musician, and the crowd couldn't get enough.
Overall, the night was a perfect blend of dreamy pop music, cozy vibes, and unexpected surprises. The Sunset Tavern was the perfect venue for the show, with its intimate atmosphere and tropical decor adding to the overall experience. If you missed it, be sure to catch Oracle Sisters and Cornelia Murr next time they're in town!
About Ryan L.
Ryan is a seasoned writer and music connoisseur. With a deep-rooted passion for melodies that move the soul, Ryan possesses a remarkable ability to articulate the intricacies of music with eloquence and precision. His reviews and features are a testament to his extensive knowledge of various genres, from jazz and blues to alternative and folk. Ryan's attention to detail, coupled with his insightful analysis of artists and their creative journeys, ensures that his readers are consistently exposed to exceptional music recommendations and gain a deeper appreciation for the Seattle music scene.