DeVotchKa is certainly a band you'll never understand until you see them live, but more importantly, they're a band that you can't not watch once they take the stage.
Consequence Of Sound
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DeVotchKa is certainly a band you'll never understand until you see them live, but more importantly, they're a band that you can't not watch once they take the stage.
Consequence Of Sound
Why see DeVotchKa?
DeVotchKa Returns To The Stage
Standing at the surprising crossroads of indie rock and Eastern European folk music, DeVotchKa's unique blend of DIY punk, traditional dance music, norteno, burlesque and vintage cinema sounds first came to international attention when they received a Grammy nomination for their soundtrack to the 2006 Oscar-winning indie flick Little Miss Sunshine.
DeVotchKa are back with a vengeance and as ambitious as ever. Textured orchestral arrangements, percussive synths and the classic indie rock band set up herald a return to fine form. Whether backed by a full orchestra or performing in more intimate settings, the genre-bending outfit produces a stunning live sound that's passionate, somehow danceable and relatable thanks to frontman Nick Urata's gravel-edged, heartbreaking croon and candid lyrics laden with personal stories and emotional depth.