WXPN Welcomes:

Mondo Cozmo with Illinois at Underground Arts

Saturday, June 24, 2023

Doors: 8 PM | Show: 9 PM

21+

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About Mondo Cozmo

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Mondo Cozmo’s music has all the makings of the soundtrack to the current era and beyond. His 2017 full-length debut, Plastic Soul, boasted the #1 single “Shine.” In addition to performing everywhere from Lollapalooza to Bonnaroo and garnering acclaim from Entertainment Weekly, Consequence of Sound, and more, he made his television debut on Jimmy Kimmel LIVE!, toured alongside Bastille and Spoon, and opened for Muse. Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons joined him for a live duet on The Verve’s “Bittersweet Symphony,” while Anna Faris starred in the video for “Hold On To Me” and Paz de La Huerta starred in the video “Higher.” GRAMMYs On The Hill invited him to speak in support of the Music Modernization Act during 2018. Even though Josh admits, “I’m not sure I graduated high school,” he got to ride the underground trolley to the senate that JFK used. He joined various members of congress at a celebratory dinner where he stared down the urge to steal a spoon—his wife assured him it was not a good idea….

That brings us to New Medicine. You can be sure Josh’s blood went into New Medicine; you’ll also get to know him better.

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About Illinois

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Set to release their fifth record ‘Shine’ on February 24th, Bucks County (PA) natives, Illinois continue with their genre-spanning vastness that is part indie-folk rock with some pop-rock and when it all comes together they label it as “suburban soul music”. After three years in the making the release of ‘Shine’ is a serious nod to what feels like Illinois’ resurgence.