Outcalls at The Club Car

with
Raina Sokolov-Gonzalez
Maia Kamil
DJ Abject Relations

Saturday October 25th
Doors 7:30pm, Music 8pm

Tickets
$15 adv/$18 day-of

Photo of Outcalls by Steve Parke.

Heyyyyy Scorpios, we see u! It's Britt's birthday and the party's at The Club Car, one of Baltimore's essential queer venues in the Station North Arts District. Outcalls headlines with special guests from near and far: Raina Sokolov-Gonzalez (NYC), Maia Kamil (NC), and DJ Abject Relations (Baltimore).

ARTIST BIOS
Outcalls (Baltimore): "All hail Outcalls, the reigning queens of the Baltimore City music scene." (Baltimore Magazine) Award-winning operatic pop duo Outcalls is one of the most in-demand musical acts in Baltimore. Led by graduates of the Peabody Music Conservatory, Britt Olsen-Ecker and Melissa Wimbish have released three studio albums and composed music for multiple film projects. Outcalls has performed at The Kennedy Center, Camden Yards, and at the M&T Bank Exchange Stage as guest performers for Governor Wes Moore's birthday bash. Learn more at outcallsband.com

Raina Sokolov-Gonzalez (NYC) is a singer, composer, pianist, and educator, whose soulful blend of jazz, R&B, and folk is praised for its lyrical clarity and emotional depth. She has appeared at Lincoln Center, Joe's Pub, MoMA PS1, and held residencies at Millay and Ancram Centers for the Arts. A captivating performer, she brings "a seamless and sultry style [bursting] with vitality and vigor" to stages across the United States and abroad (Wonderland Magazine). Learn more at rainasokolovgonzalez.com

Maia Kamil (NC) is a singer-songwriter known for her warm vocals and genre-blending style. Since relocating to North Carolina in 2020, she's honed her craft with guitartist/producer Charlie Hunter, developing a sound that is both soulful and eclectic. On stage, Maia creates intimate worlds where graceful vocal runs and heartfelt lyrics transport listeners to the familiarity of a campfire song. Learn more at maiakamil.com

DJ Abject Relations (Baltimore) Known as the guitarist for queer noise-pop trio Manners Manners and a longtime member of Baltimore's indie scene, DJ Abject Relations has been making music for over 15 years with projects like The Selkies, Guided by Wire, and Silence Kid. Now stepping into the DJ booth, he brings a collage-artist approach to the dance floor blending disco, house, techno, and indie sleaze.