19 February 2021

The Accidentals virtual concert

The Accidentals will make their Me&Thee debut on its virtual stage on Friday, February 19 at 8:00 pm. This Michigan based group features an eclectic mix of indie folk, pop, bluegrass, rock, and classical music. Their music has garnered recognition from fans and music critics alike. The Accidentals engage their audiences with their music and authentic stage presence. The me&thee is co-presenting this show with the Circle of Friends Coffeehouse in Franklin, MA and their portion of the proceeds will go to the Franklin Food Pantry. This virtual show will take place on YouTube (watch it here) or on Facebook. Set a reminder here.

Concert starts at 8:00 pm

The Accidentals

Texas Lifestyle Magazine chose The Accidentals as the “band to see” at Austin City Limits, SXSW, calling them defiant, young – powerful, and undaunted.” Female-fronted, multi-instrumentalist power trio, The Accidentals, (Sav Buist, Katie Larson, and Michael Dause) kicked off 2018 with the release of their debut album, Odyssey, with Sony Masterworks. They followed the album release with two hundred days of touring nationally, seventeen festivals, sync placement with Turner Classic Movies and FOX sports, and a RAM Trucks BANDvan #tourtough commercial. In 2019 they released a self-titled LIVE album and a single with New West Records, and toured the UK. They scored an indie film, taught workshops across the country, and finished recording their much anticipated studio album, Vessel, co-produced by John Congleton (St. Vincent, Lana Del Ray) and Tucker Martine (Nico Case, Decemberists). The band toured 150 dates, including backing up Keller Williams, Gabriel Kahane, and Martin Sexton on strings.

The Accidentals ushered in 2020 at NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants), representing Takamine, Fender, LR Baggs, SBC cases, Shure, Liquid Violins, NS design, Roland, Boss, Dream Cymbals, and D’Addario, followed by a successful Folk Alliance International appearances. They released a collaborative single with the Contemporary Youth Orchestra and The Rock Hall of Fame on record store day in April, and are continuing to drop several singles during COVID times. Pop Matters Magazine says, “you can’t define The Accidentals by comparison to any one band,” comparing them to a mashup of influences including “Decemberists, Avett Brothers, Beatles, and Brandi Carlile.” NPR calls them “some of the most compelling songwriters of our time.” Their music can be found online, all the streaming platforms, and they are looking forward to the return of live shows but have been embracing streaming shows in the meantime.

A suggested donation for The Accidentals is $20. All are welcome to watch this concert on February 19 at 8:00 p.m. Links will be available on our website at www.meandthee.org but you can also tune into the Me&Thee Facebook page or our YouTube channel.

  • The Accidentals display a genre-hopping range of influences and some smart songwriting skills to go with their abundant musical chops. Billboard Magazine
  • . . . You can’t define them by comparison to any one band, comparing them to a mash up of influences including, Beatles, Decemberists, Sufjan Stevens, Led Zepplin, Ani Defranko, Niko Case, Brandi Carlile, etc. Pop Matters
  • . . . They display equal interest in the focused musical forms of indie rock and pop and the expansive potential of orchestral arrangements, jam band open-endedness and impressionistic singer-songwriter expression. NPR

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