Concert by New York singer-songwriter Doe Paoro, offering immersive musical experiences rooted in ritual and reflection.
Doe Paoro plays St Luke's on Greetham Street in Southsea on Sunday 4 October, from 19:30 to 22:30. She's a New York singer-songwriter and multidisciplinary artist, and she'll be performing with her band.
The set draws on her back catalogue alongside her most recent album, Living Through Collapse. She describes that record as a body of work that asks us to sit with the grief and the sacred responsibility of living in a world in crisis, and to find in music both refuge and invitation. It's a heavy starting point, and the songs carry that weight through to the stage.
Paoro describes her work as immersive musical experiences rooted in ritual, and she says they're intended to invite audiences into deep reflection, remembrance and harmony. That ritual side is a good way to frame the evening: the songs aren't just played one after another, but built into a sequence meant to hold you for a while.
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So, it's Doe Paoro and her band at St Luke's, Greetham Street, Southsea, PO5 4LH, on Sunday 4 October, 19:30 to 22:30.
