If you’ve never seen Tori banging those piano keys with one stiletto-clad foot practically over her head and gnawing on the mic, well, like a person whose never dipped their toes in the ocean, consider yourself deprived.
This week NPR Music presents a live show at Le Poisson Rouge commemorating Amos’ 20-year career.
She’ll perform songs from her latest, Gold Dust, re-imagining a personally handpicked collection of songs from her catalogue in an orchestral setting.
This exclusive live performance is not a ticketed event. Fans can gain entry through ToriAmos.com, but the entire show will be live-streamed on NPR beginning at 7:30 p.m. Friday, 10.5.
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