The Weather Station

Tamara Lindeman, who records and performs under the moniker The Weather Station, took the stage at Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg to a round of cheers, but as she knelt down center-stage – microphone in hand, head bowed – a hush quickly swept over the crowd until every rustling jacket and shuffling foot could be.

Climate grief finds catharsis in Tamara Lindeman's urgent songs, in which the gravity of her fear bumps up against vivacious, eclectic sounds.

Tamara Lindeman's roots as a folk-influenced singer-songwriter shine through.

Following a solo set by former Attack in Black bassist Ian Daniel Kehoe, Jennifer Castle hit the stage with just an electric guitar and harmonica, and she didn't need anything else. She left no wonder as to why she had sold out of the vinyl for her fifth album,

Pop Montreal, Montreal on September 27, 2018

Tamara Lindeman and her band breeze through a wonderful set tonight at The Hug & Pint keeping the audience in rapt attention throughout

The Weather Station Love For Power At Mercury Lounge