Author – Bridget Benevides
If you’re looking for a great concert to attend this spring break, you might be interested to know Odesza is coming to town! The duo will be in Seattle for three nights, with a variety of opening acts. They will be at WaMu Theater from Thursday, March 29th, through Saturday, March 31st for their A Moment Apart Tour.
2017 finds Odesza’s Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight on the precipice of a musical takeover with their third full-length album A Moment Apart. The relentless touring that followed sophomore release In Return gave way to prolific studio sessions, and the result is a 16-track album representative of ODESZA’s growth and maturity: weighted atmospheres, shimmering synth lines and familiar feelings of nostalgia, optimism and hope. As with their previous studio output, the album’s introspective nature belies the raw energy of the duo’s consistently sold-out live shows. New music, live instrumentation and all-new stage production are in store for the 2018 A Moment Apart Tour.
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Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight are originally from Seattle, and graduated from Western Washington University in 2012. The duo have known each other since they were freshman at the college, but Odesza didn’t form until their senior year. After graduation, things began to move quickly as 2012 saw the release of their debut album, Summer’s Gone.
Odesza’s music is mix indie electronica and dance-pop. Similar artists include Flume, Slow Magic, and Louis The Child. The Seattle Times said, “Mixed in with their classic approach are a number of choice guest appearances and snazzy experiments that push the limits of their sound.”
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Odesza makes music unlike any other band, and will surely bring an incredible energy to their hometown of Seattle as they perform for three consecutive nights at WaMu Theater. Adjacent to CenturyLink Field in the heart of Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square, Washington Music Theater (WaMu Theater) is one of the most flexible indoor performance spaces in the United States. The theater was acoustically engineered for superior sound quality that can accommodate every type of concert – acoustic or powered.
Odesza will be in Seattle for three nights, from March 29th-31st at the WaMu Theater. Find ticket prices and information here! You can connect with Odesza on their Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or on their Official Website.
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