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The band didn’t seem at all nervous nor to have any fear of the stakes of such a venue, as its members sloshed back a handle of Jack Daniel’s and messed around with each other onstage.
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The band has an extensive history, and its years of touring have culminated in a mastery of live performance.
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The ensemble concluded its set with a piece that was uniquely its own: “Ezell’s,” a song named after the group’s favorite fried chicken place in Seattle.
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Overall, KAZU delivered an ethereal and enchanting performance, leaving the audience to contemplate it in tranquility and awe.
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The banter between the two felt familiar, as if the audience was just a group of friends over a chill night to gab and laugh over old family photos.
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The night started with Moore performing a small piece of his own, with an introduction filled out by a “hello” and “How are you?” before passing off the hosting reigns to Joe Escobar.
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Sam Wills started the evening off with plenty of funk and rhythm in his set, evoking the energy and liveliness of Justin Timberlake.
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Taccone was a wealth of anecdotes, never resting on the laurels an impressive catalog has bred, but fully engaging with the audience.
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The intimate setting of Cafe Du Nord perfectly nestled the loud and raunchy music blasting forth from the amplifiers the Paranoyds had scattered across the stage Friday night.
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Throughout the show, it became clear that one does not go to a Devendra Banhart show just for his music, but also for his personality.
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