Oracle Sisters: Oct. 7 @ The Atlantis

By Francesca Hales

A magical performance is in the cards for October 7th as the Paris-based indie rock trio Oracle Sisters brings their ethereal sounds to the Atlantis stage. 

Childhood friends Lewis Lazar and Christopher Willatt, joined by drummer Julia Johansen, have been enchanting crowds worldwide with their dreamy indie-folk-rock grooves since their debut single “Always” in 2018. After releasing their newest album Divinations in February, a retro-inspired work born out of their experiences touring in 2023, they spent their spring playing across Europe. They are now embarking on the North American leg of their Divinations Tour, already selling out shows in LA and San Diego. Their D.C. performance next week is certain to be no different. 

An international group that hails from Denmark, Northern Ireland, and Finland, Oracle Sisters has recorded songs across the world, weaving their magic in Hydra, Los Angeles, and even the French wilderness. With their otherworldly presence and mystical themes, each song is filled with dreamy vocals, euphoric melodies, and reverberating guitar rhythms, adorned with occasional bursts of tambourine, saxophone, and even a toy drum machine. While their first albums Paris I and Paris II take listeners through an adventure in their city, their newer songs transport listeners to another dimension. 

Make sure you catch their show to hear heavenly hits like "Asc. Scorpio" and "The Dandelion," their newest release, "Wait For Me," and their ascendant second album Divinations, produced by their own label Wizard Records. 

You don’t need an oracle to predict the room will be levitating when they come to play!

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