Elephant Revival

Additional Information

LARAMIE – Multi-instrumental quintet Elephant Revival with special guest The Deer will perform at the University of Wyoming on Wednesday, November 29th at 8 p.m. in the lower level of the Wyoming Union. This event is free and open to the public.
Brought together by a unified sense of purpose, Elephant Revival communicates the importance of harmony among all living things and uses music to unite us in ways that no other medium can. Elephant Revival’s music maintains its roots in American and Celtic song craft, but on Petals, they achieve a compositional maturity that in moments can evoke the modern classical ensemble. Elephant Revival’s is the music of connection—kin-folk—and the message of Petals, their most intimate album to date, is not how life is about loss, but rather how much life there is in loss, how much potency, how much love. The hello of the first song has gone on a musical odyssey and found in the end, in goodbye, its mirror image: the promise once more of unending and unconditional love.
More information on Elephant Revival can be found at http://www.elephantrevival.com/ or by following them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/elephantrevival/, Instagram and Twitter @ElephantRevival.
7220 Entertainment is currently looking for committee members to join one or more of its five committees responsible for planning events for the student body. For more information on the committees, as well as a listing of meeting times, please visit: http://www.uwyo.edu/union/cac/7220-entertainment/how-to-join.html. The Club Events Committee is responsible for producing Elephant Revival and meets Mondays at 5 p.m. in the Campus Activities Center, Union 012 during the school year.
For more information about 7220 Entertainment events, visit www.uwyo.edu/union/cac/7220-entertainment/, like the Wyoming Union on Facebook, or follow the Campus Activities Center on Twitter and Instagram @UWYOCAC.
Individuals needing assistance to attend events should contact the Campus Activities Center at (307) 766-6340.