Singer-songwriter LØLØ performs her high-energy pop punk and indie pop set on the 'god forbid a girl goes on tour!' run at the Barboza basement.
LØLØ plays Barboza on Monday, October 5, as part of her US tour. The show starts at 7 PM, and she's the only act on the bill.
LØLØ is a singer-songwriter born and raised in Toronto, Canada, who's built her following on a combination of an effortlessly cool attitude and sharp lyricism. Her sound sits at the crossroads of pop punk, pop, and indie pop, so it's the kind of set that works whether you're coming from the pop punk side of things or just like a good pop song with a bit of an edge. The songwriting is the center of it, and the lyrics are where she does most of her heavy lifting.
This stop is part of her US run, which she's titled god forbid a girl goes on tour! — a name that fits right in with the tone she brings to her music. She's bringing the show to the Barboza basement, and she's promised a high-energy set, so it's a night meant for standing up rather than sitting back. If you've heard her recordings, this is the live version of that sound.
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It's a Monday night show, so you'll want to plan around that. The set kicks off at 7 PM at Barboza, 925 E Pike St in Capitol Hill.
