Sundilla welcomes the Nashville-based brother duo Airpark on Friday, November 4. Showtime at Pebble Hill (101 S. Debardeleben) is 7:30, and $20 advance tickets are available at Spicer’s Music, Ross House Coffee, and online at sundillamusic.com; admission at the door will be $25. (Any tickets bought for the Jeff Black show can be used for this concert.) Free coffee, tea, water and food will be available, and the audience is invited to bring their own favorite food or beverage.
(Season Passes and Folk Hero passes will be available at the show! You can also find them online starting November 1. HUGE thanks to the Pass holders and Folk Heroes of 2022; you helped Sundilla — and the performers — in so many ways, and were the envy of many other similar venues!)
Airpark was formed in 2017 by brothers Ben Ford and Michael Ford, Jr. Their songs explore the wide expanse of forward-thinking music. It’s a sound that’s both timely and timeless, rooted in sharp grooves one minute and dreamily rounded edges the next. Over the course of four EPs, the Fords have created music that’s honest and ever-evolving, glued together by nuanced arrangements, an attention to melody, and the refusal to make the same record twice.
On the precipice of the release of their debut full-length album, “Prehistoric Feeling,” Ben and Michael double down on their unique brand of pop. With this album, the Fords have created an effortless and joyous work that, with the passing of time, will take listeners back to the exact place they were when they first heard it.
It’s rare that we book a concert less than six months in advance but we had an unexpected opening, they needed a show in the area, and — most importantly — we heard them and couldn’t say “no!” But booking so close to the showdate means less time to promote, so this one might have escaped some people’s notice. Hopefully not yours, and hopefully you’ll tell your friends!)
For more information, go to www.sundillamusic.com.
Jerry Katz Looking Back 
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