Retribution Gospel Choir

It's one thing for a band to sound big, to fill up a room, or to just plain rock out. But it's another thing altogether for a band to make its audience feel as though time has stopped, and to transport them to other places. Retribution Gospel Choir might as well be relaying their songs from another planet. Singer, guitarist, and musical shaman Alan Sparhawk seems as though he's channeling something otherworldly. Such is the Duluth maestro's intensity when he gets onstage with the gnarly, white-hot side project to his other band, Low.

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This trio has always been exceptional to see in person, but after they worked out the two 20-minute jams that became 3 during a Turf Club residency last summer, they took things to a whole other level. With snarling riffs and an insistent rhythm section, their sound drenched in reverb, RGC are a band exploring the outer limits of their instruments. So long as they keep pushing those boundaries, we'll keep worshiping at the rock 'n' roll altar. [City Pages, Best Live Artist 2013]

Past Shows


Oct
12
th
2012
Mainroom
Oct
12
th
2012
Mainroom

The 4onthefloor

with Filligar, Heartbeats and Retribution Gospel Choir
May
4
th
2012
Triple Rock Social Club
May
4
th
2012
Triple Rock Social Club

Retribution Gospel Choir

with Erik Koskinen and The Farewell Circuit
Apr
7
th
2012
Mainroom
Apr
7
th
2012
Mainroom

Caroline Smith

with Retribution Gospel Choir and Crimes
Feb
3
rd
2011
The Cedar Cultural Center
Feb
3
rd
2011
The Cedar Cultural Center
Dec
29
th
2010
Mainroom
Dec
29
th
2010
Mainroom

The Hold Steady

with Retribution Gospel Choir and Meat Puppets

More Shows

May
3
rd
Turf Club

Fox Stevenson

with Yue
Apr
30
th
Amsterdam Bar & Hall

Laura Jane Grace & The Mississippi Medicals

with Alex Lahey and Noun
Mar
23
rd
Turf Club

Lilly Hiatt

May
11
th
The Fitzgerald Theater

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