The Indigo Girls play Tuesday, Sept 30 at the Smith Opera House in Geneva.
The quintessential case of "opposites attract," the acoustic guitar duo known as the Indigo Girls is still turning musical differences into creative alchemy after 23 years together, a fact attested to on the group's latest album, "Despite Our Differences." Alums of the storied Athens, Georgia, music scene, Emily Saliers favors a lilting style a la Joni Mitchell, while Amy Ray has an affinity for the Sex Pistols and Husker Du. The peculiar chemistry between them - they always write songs separately, in complete isolation from one another - struck a profound chord early on with an audience that's remained rabidly loyal despite minimal radio play.
Indigo Girls
Smith Opera House, 82 Seneca St, Geneva
Tuesday, September 30
8 p.m. | $25-$45 | 866-355-LIVE
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