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Oct/18 · *Postponed* SiM – HOOMAN WORLD TOUR 
Oct/19 · The Blasting Company plays Over The Garden Wall
Oct/20 · MOVED TO ROSELAND THEATER: Julia Wolf – Deep End World Tour
Oct/21 · SLIFT
Oct/22 · NICE AS F*#K – BACK AS F*#K NICE AS EVER
Oct/22 · NICE AS F*#K – BACK AS F*#K NICE AS EVER
Oct/24 · Knox
Oct/27 · bunii – BUNIIVERSITY TOUR
Oct/29 · Rebecca Black: Exhibitionism on Tour
Oct/30 · SHAWN JAMES “FLEW TOO CLOSE TO THE SUN TOUR”
Oct/31 · Halloween Bash Dance Party
Nov/5 · Celebrating 50 Years of Buzzcocks
Nov/6 · INOHA
Nov/7 · JOSEPH – 10 Year Anniversary of “I’m Alone, No You’re Not”
Nov/8 · DAX – The Anger Management Tour
Nov/11 · Lucy Bedroque
Nov/14 · Earlybirds Club
Nov/15 · SUECO
Nov/17 · The Residents – Eskimo Live! Tour
Nov/18 · Eivør 
Nov/19 · Jamila Woods: 10 Years of HEAVN
Nov/28 · J-Fell & Nite Wave present: The Cure, Depeche Mode & New Order Tribute Night
Nov/29 · Jalen Ngonda: Doctrine of Love Tour
Dec/4 · New Constellations: It Comes In Waves Tour
Dec/5 · feeble little horse – bitknot tour
Dec/6 · **MOVED TO ROSELAND THEATER** FROST CHILDREN
Dec/7 · TINY HABITS – The Keepers Tour
Jan/11 · Anna von Hausswolff: Iconoclasts Tour
Feb/3 · Rare Americans – Welcome to Crooked City Tour
Feb/5 · Whitey Morgan and the 78s
Feb/9 · Wolves In The Throne Room
Feb/19 · THE MOVEMENT TOUR: WINTER 2027
Feb/27 · VALLEY – Do You Need to Be Entertained Tour
Feb/28 · Jack Kays – Jack Kays And His Band
Mar/6 · strongboi headline tour 2027
Apr/6 · Sleaford Mods
May/28 · Hazlett

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Upcoming Events

Mammoth NW Presents

With special guest Zero 9:36

Sunday, October 18
Doors : 6:30 pm, Show : 7:30 pm
, 
all ages
Mammoth NW Presents

With special guest Zero 9:36

Sunday, October 18
Doors : 6:30 pm, Show : 7:30 pm
, 
all ages

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Showbox Presents

Monday, October 19
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$52.50

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Tuesday, October 20
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

With special guest Rhododendron

Wednesday, October 21
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$29 to $56.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Thursday, October 22
Doors : 4 pm, Show : 5 pm
$25 to $35

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Thursday, October 22
Doors : 8 pm, Show : 9 pm
$25 to $35

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

With special guest Emi Grace

Saturday, October 24
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$23 to $232

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

With special guest Crayon

Tuesday, October 27
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$33.75 to $56.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

With special guest BAYLI

Thursday, October 29
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$36.50 to $170.50

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Friday, October 30
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$33.75 to $188.75

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Underdog Sports Leagues

Saturday, October 31
Show : 8 pm
, 
ages 21 +
$28

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

With special guest Grade 2 and Whisper Hiss

Thursday, November 5
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
ages 21 +
$33.75 to $56.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Friday, November 6
Doors : 6:30 pm, Show : 7:30 pm
, 
all ages
$31 to $45

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

With special guest BendreTheGiant

Saturday, November 7
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$45 to $67.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Showbox Presents

with special guest Nevv

Sunday, November 8
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$36 to $145.75

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Wednesday, November 11
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$29 to $61.75

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Saturday, November 14
Show : 6 pm
, 
ages 21 +
$32.75 to $37.75

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Sunday, November 15
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$34 to $615

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Tuesday, November 17
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$45 to $50

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

With special guest Midori Jaeger

Wednesday, November 18
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$34.25 to $61.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

With special guest WRK!

Thursday, November 19
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$40 to $56.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Saturday, November 28
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$34

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Sunday, November 29
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$29 to $45

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Friday, December 4
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$29 to $125.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Saturday, December 5
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$29 to $50.50

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Sunday, December 6
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Monday, December 7
Doors : 6:30 pm, Show : 7:30 pm
, 
all ages
$29 to $125.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Monday, January 11
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$29 to $56.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

with Naethan Apollo

Wednesday, February 3
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$34 to $125.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Friday, February 5
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Soundcontrol PDX and Monqui Presents

Tuesday, February 9
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$40.25 to $62.75

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Friday, February 19
Doors : 6:30 pm, Show : 7:30 pm
$45 to $61.75

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Saturday, February 27
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$38.75 to $161.50

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Mammoth NW Presents

Sunday, February 28
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$35 to $37

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Saturday, March 6
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$31.50 to $50.50

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Tuesday, April 6
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
$34 to $56.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”

Monqui Presents

Friday, May 28
Doors : 7 pm, Show : 8 pm
, 
all ages
$36.50 to $56.25

About Yukimi:

Flying solo is a state of independence, a sense of liberation, an intrepid yet intimate act. For singer-songwriter Yukimi Nagano, the celebrated vocalist and co-founder of Grammy-nominated outfit Little Dragon, it is all these things and more. Yukimi’s debut solo album, For You, sees her step away from a band formation while staying with the always innovative Ninja Tune label – and creating some of her most beautiful work to date: both intensely personal, and brilliantly relatable.

Yukimi’s voice remains unmistakable on For You; she elegantly entwines musical styles from jazz, soul and electronic pop to hip hop, roots and psychedelia, but her new song themes dig deeper than ever, across love, loss, feminine energy and innate resilience. Her decision to take a solo route also marks a new chapter in her accomplishments, which have included seven acclaimed albums with Little Dragon (most recently, 2023’s Slugs Of Love), and memorable guest spots with acts such as Gorillaz, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, SBTRKT and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as becoming a mother to two young children.

“When I originally thought about making a solo record, it was more than a gut feeling,” explains Yukimi. “When I said it to myself, it felt so right, and there wasn’t any sadness at all. As life moves, some of the things that you’re originally scared of become not scary at all. Once the idea unfolds in the moment, you’re like: ‘Yeah, of course I’m supposed to take this path!’

“One of the things I’m really enjoying is being able to make the decisions by myself. I feel like previously, there was a part of me I hadn’t been able to show in the music, because it hasn’t always been the fair thing in a democratic band situation. Now, I just go ahead and try what I want, and that process has been absolutely lovely, just to feel free.”

While this album certainly represents a significant turning point for Yukimi, it is also very intentionally entitled: For You. As she notes: “For me, when songwriting is personal, it also becomes very accessible, because we’re not that different from one another.”