Multiverse

Beginning as an acoustic duo, Andrew Kimball and Damien Pieretti founded Multiverse as a way of exploring their musical talents. Soon after, the duo began recording with drummer/percussionist Evan Taylor. Taylors creative input was immediately recognized and Multiverse became a trio with the addition of Taylors innovative drumming and percussion coupled with Kimballs and Pierettis guitars and vocals. Multiverse has since built on the trios classical and jazz training to grow into a band heavily influenced by New York Citys indie rock scene, while maintaining its funk, jazz, and world music roots. While the band is known for its shows in the East Village, it has performed on various stages in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Vermont and Rhode Island. Multiverse has opened for bands such as the Jazz Mandolin Project and Bernie Worrell and the Woo Warriors and is often joined by guest performers. Always offering an eclectic style of music, the band has been known to occasionally perform acoustic shows accompanied by a classical string section. During live performances, the band is joined by bassist, John Carnes, and feeds off the audience to create a different show each and every time, which has resulted in a rapidly developing fan base. Though it has already grown from a local band to playing shows throughout the northeast, Multiverse keeps creating new, fresh sounds as it performs in bigger and brighter venues.