The Lostines / Sequoia
July 17 @ 6:00 pm
Friday, July 17th, 2026
$25 Advance // $30 Day Of Show
6pm Doors / 7pm Show
All Ages
THE LOSTINES
THE LOSTINES: Superimposing Everly Brothers-style harmonies atop lilting guitar and doo-wop-inspired instrumentation, Camille Wind Weatherford and Casey Jane Reece-Kaigler transmit messages of disillusionment, enduring romanticism, and tenacious hope. Named after a river in the duo’s native Oregon and cultivated in the New Orleans DIY scene where the pair met, The Lostines’ chemistry is both forward-looking and a throwback, born of seemingly disparate aesthetics — classic country, Louisiana dance hall, mid-century girl groups.
Since joining forces in 2013, the Lostines have been transporting fans with bare and ethereal lullabies, smart harmonies, and wry call-and-response, all the while tempering that sincerity with an ample dose of tongue-in-cheek goofiness.
SEQUOIA
Sequoia spent his early life in transience and instability, relocating several times before landing in rural Vermont. Growing up in a family full of wanderlust, adulthood maintained the same momentum, moving consistently, seeking belonging. Having recently returned to his adopted hometown of Portland, Oregon, he spends months on the road, touring nationally as a solo artist. Offering these stark, vulnerable, performances has afforded closeness in several musical communities. To have these relationships, built through songwriting, is a cherished experience. To him, there is a no greater feeling of place. Seeing and living in so many parts of the country has offered a diverse perspective on what it means to be American, and his writing embraces this with often floral descriptions of environment that mirror emotional experiences. Travis picking and timeless lyricism anchor these songs in the folk tradition, while melodic chord progressions and unpredictable song structure challenge the genre with sincerity. The recordings, first and foremost, serve the songs, but often take risks with orchestration to shape a sound entirely of its own. Listening is a sojourn of painted moments that brood hopefulness, pain, and the haunting melancholy of life.
