Kym and the Kick

Common Lady, NATL PARK SRVC, KYM and the KickScene bands

Zhora Darling

Doors 6:30pm

$10 adv

Common Lady formed from Midwest friends-of-friends, makes their debut with their first EP, Patchwork. The songs began as singer-songwriter Emma Deihl's quiet reflections—soft reckonings with the constant becoming of one's twenties, where change, heartbreak, and celebration blur together. At first simple, acoustic chords and vocal melodies, the songs longed for a sound expansive enough to hold the full emotional swell behind them. Thus, Emma sought musicians to bring her musings to life, and Common Lady was born. Blending elements of jazz, folk, and pop, Common Lady collectively crafts simultaneously catchy and deeply felt songs, reaching for relatability without sacrificing lyrical specificity. Produced by Sam Tudor, who also plays drums and adds violin to the record, the music is shaped by Andrew Bien's luminous jazz piano and Michael Vandervennet's steady, soulful bass. Together, Common Lady creates music that feels both intimate and shared: tender stories unfolding within a rich, collaborative landscape of sound. NATL PARK SRVC wants to be your new favorite band. The Minneapolis, MN seven-piece has worked tirelessly over 4 years to develop a wholly unique spin on the indie rock sound that has defined the Twin Cities scene for years, layering melodies on melodies with lyrics that pull you in even deeper. They formed in 2018, releasing a series of 4 EPs, culminating in their debut album The Dance. Their most recent album MAGICIAN, a double LP which redefined their sound, is a soul-baring ask of why we shrink from each other and hide from our lovers, why we spin ourselves in facades for the pleasures of the careless. KYM and the Kick is a cheeky, queer pop band from the Twin Cities, MN. KYM and the Kick released their EP “Not 4 U” under their solo name in 2020 - six pop tracks with a hint of early 2000s rock. Their newest single, “No Promise (I’ll be Fine)“ is a candid, shimmery pop song about living with chronic depression. This song is third of three standout singles from their debut album, “The Gift of Feeling,” released in May 2025.