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Poi Dog Pondering is an American musical group, noted for its cross-pollination of diverse musical genres, including various forms of acoustic folk music, and electronic music. Founded in Hawaii in 1985 around the creative vision of lead singer-songwriter Frank Orrall, the band moved to Austin, Texas in 1987, where they recorded their first three albums. In 1992, the band (with ever-evolving membership) relocated once again, this time to Chicago, Illinois, and began to incorporate elements of house music into their style. Check our available Poi Dog Pondering concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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Poi Dog Pondering ? aneight-piece Austin, Tex.-based band that originated in Honolulu andutilizes such varied instruments as violin, banjo, and trumpet ? isgenerally known for its distinctive blend of Hawaiian idioms,tropical twang, and meandering, hippieish folk rock. But on theirthird album, Volo Volo, the Poi Dogs seem to be making a concertedeffort to sound like somebody (actually, anybody and everybody) else...
- ew.com
Their psychedelic world-music rep won't prepare you for what they actually sound like, which is a circa-'86 Brit shambling band that knows how loose is too loose. Imagine the Mighty Lemon Drops with extra percussion singing about breakfast, sex, and wonder in a place where central heating just isn't an issue. Honolulu, Austin, what's the dif? They're Sun Belt hippies either way, glad to be alive where the living is easy.
- www.robertchristgau.com
And the winner for cutesiest band around is...awwww, you guessed!But quick, let's give Poi Dog Pondering credit for not only beingcute. Point at random to a spot on a world map, and no doubt thisband can play its own version of that spot's native music...
- ew.com
For 12 years now, Poi Dog Pondering have been doing their thing without paying much attention to the fact that they're neither well-known in the mainstream or especially hip among indie fans or music critics. And the whole time they've been continually evolving: changing members and changing their sound album to album. Since 1995 or so they've made their home in Chicago, on their own label Platetectonic Records...
- www.popmatters.com
The year is 2025. The place: St. Paul Simon's Academy, nestled in the rustic autumn-shaded hills of central New England. A clutch of wool-scarf wearing, fresh-faced lads is rifling through the stacks of the school's musty music library, in the basement of its famous vine-clad clock tower...
- www.popmatters.com
Eclectic and expansive eleven-piece ensemble Poi Dog Pondering proves adept at mastering diverse musical styles and controlling the commercial end of their own distribution and production. I find them at their most sublime and inimitable in the pop ballad. To even the first-time listener, such Poi Dog warhorses as "Pomegranate," "Catacombs," and "Complicated" offer that instant familiarity of a successfully crafted song. Any pop music creator would be proud to have one of these as a "one-hit...
- music.aol.com
Wishing Like a Mountain and Thinking Like the Sea was a breakthrough album for Poi Dog Pondering, as AOR and college radio stations around the country began to discover the zany, eclectic, outdoor-summer jam-session sound of the Chicago-based band...
- music.aol.com
Poi Dog Pondering was always a band better appreciated in a live context, its albums never quite capturing the excitement of the group's rock/folk/pop/world music stew. The reason is simple: like other fun jam bands such as Phish, Aquarium Rescue Unit and the like, Poi Dog never really mastered the art of writing concise, radio-friendly songs, preferring to let their tight grooves and polyrhythmic percussion beds carry the music...
- music.aol.com
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