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Miki Fiki Live at The Train Station
All ages - $10adv ($10-$15 suggested donation at the door)
Keys, sax, bass, and drums. Nashville-based Miki Fiki isnt the first band without guitars, and it wont be the last. But this configuration, born in a ranch-style home in 2017, has given the group a limitless versatility: their first show was a sweaty living room on Estes Rd., another, a near sellout at Nashvilles East Room.
The quartetTed Hartog [vocals, keys], Alex Clayton [drums, percussion], Hunter Mulkey [bass], and Julia Meredith [winds, horns] has found its sound. From their debut self-titled EP to their danceable single Stranger, their music has been influenced from artists as varied as Anderson .Paak to Ben Folds. Jazz/funk instrumentals combine with lyric-heavy verses and expansive harmonies to create a sonic landscape as indie as it is pop.
Theres a playfulness to it, Ted says. Ive been a bit sensitive my whole life, and time always seems to reveal an element of drama in those emotionally-charged experiences. [The emotions] are valid and what you feel is what you feel. But this band is a place to look at those emotions, those real, lived-experiences, and throw a soft smile on the whole thing.
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LocationThe Train Station (View)
302 S Story St
Appleton, WI 54914
United States
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