Etix is the official ticketing source and partner of The Old Church. This third and final installment to his KIKI Series rounds out singer and actor Kimo Camat's concert trilogy about finding himself and finding his voice. In Lovesongs & Heartbreak we heard about first loves and trauma. In Sexy Sweaty Summer Lovin we sang about embracing our desires and treating our bodies to the love it deserves. Swan Songs and Awkward Hand Holding is about fresh beginnings, how we heal, and new connections. A show about changing seasons. A show about finding light in the dark. The KIKI Series is known to be a hilarious, rockin, and heartfelt evening in which the audience can expect powerful, sonic vocals and poignant spoken word pieces. With a unique mixture of retro pop, funk, and a dash of musical theatre, Kimo and his band are going to bring the house down! What does healing and starting over look like to you? Some people cry about the change, some people lash out, some take a second to breathe before they take their next step. When an ending comes, we are stuck at a crossroad - where do we go from here? At that moment, take the leap and trust that you are got! Starting anew can be scary but within the unknown are limitless possibilities. This show falls on the midpoint between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. Change is upon us and we’re celebrating all the changes we’ve gone through this year and those that are yet to come. Celebrating all of the unexpressed love we have yet to give. Let’s celebrate you, your friends, your loved ones, and everyone who has helped lift you up to get you to today! Kimo’s band includes Mak Kastelic (Music Director/piano), Joseph Mammarella (guitar), Juliet Terrill (bass), Paul Van Sickle (drums), Peter QB (saxophone), Christina Avellan Mantilla / Madeleine Tran / Eddie May (backing vocals). “Run east as the sun sets west, for night can be a new day”