Laurie Anderson: Let X=X

Laurie Anderson, electronics, vocals, violin. SexMob: Steven Bernstein, MD, horns; Doug Wieselman, guitar, woodwinds; Briggan Krauss, sax, guitar; Tony Scherr, bass; Kenny Wollesen, percussion

One of America’s most renowned – and daring – creative pioneers, Laurie Anderson is celebrated primarily for her multimedia shows. Laurie has cast herself in roles as varied as visual artist, composer, poet, photographer, filmmaker, electronics whiz, vocalist, and instrumentalist.

O Superman launched Anderson’s pop-music career in the early 1980s. Other groundbreaking releases include Big Science, Mister Heartbreak, and Home of the Brave. 

Alongside new material, the songs and stories she tells in Big Science, which have been accompanied by stunning visual imagery, form the basis for her latest project, Let X=X. This June, Laurie’s third Ljubljana concert coincides with her birthday. 

For her new show, Laurie has partnered with one of New York’s most prominent jazz musicians and composers of recent decades, Steven Bernstein, and his band, SexMob.

We are in for a majestic treat. Laurie Anderson has always known how to engage in art and what it stands for in terms of our past, the present and the future. Her words sound, and her music talks. In her presence, we become part of an infinite universe that is there for the taking. After being touched by her charismatic personality, we come face to face with our better selves. Discover a concert with mind-boggling visuals. Discover compelling stories that will stay with you. Discover the art of Laurie Anderson.