HuDost at The Gathering Space
Event description
Wowie, can you believe how blessed we are? HuDost are coming to The Gathering Space! We couldn't be more thrilled to host them in our cozy space.
Electric-Folk, Americana, Global-Groove ensemble, HuDost, performs with refined wildness and their latest album reached #4 in the Canadian National Folk/Roots/Blues Chart and #9 in the US Folk Radio Charts. They also recently received two of the 'Best of Nashville’ awards. HuDost are committed advocates/activists for ONE (non-profit organization) working to end extreme poverty. They have toured internationally since 2006 including performances at Bonnaroo, FloydFest, Blissfest, The ARK, Vancouver Island MusicFest, the Salvador Dali Museum, The Levitt Pavilions, WoodSongs, Nashville’s Bluebird Café, Music City Roots,The Oregon Shakespeare Festival, The Montreal Folk Festival, Hillside Festival, LEAF Festival, Stan Rogers Folk Fest and many more. Highlight collaborations and opening slots for other artists include Ani DiFranco, Philip Glass, Jon Anderson (YES), Steve Kilbey (The Church), Neko Case, Jim Lauderdale and many more. The members of Jars of Clay have co-produced their last two records.
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“HuDost makes music for the sacred and the profane…driven by Sommer’s lush expressive alto and Hines’ skilled strumming and electric guitar licks…as sacred as a church service, without the identifiers which can separate and shame non-believers.” — Kristi Wooten (PurePop, Rolling Stone, Newsweek)
"We fell in love with award-winning duo HuDost when they released their activist anthem “Our Words Will be Louder”. Now, they are calling for the conservation of the planet with the release of their pressing new single and mesmerizing new music video, “Beat the Drum Harder.”— Eric Alper, rootsmusic.ca
“The album (Anthems of Home) is the perfect antidote to this never-ending heartbreaking divisive nation we live in and it's what we’re listening to on repeat. The songs envelop you, pouring, radiating strength, love, and light into our souls. And ultimately, once balanced and re-energized, provides a rallying call to continue to use our words, and our voices, to beat the drum harder.” - Feed Our Democracy