The duo teamed up for a free-spirited version of Byrne's 2008 standout 'Strange Overtones.’
Byrne then joined Rogers on stage for a thrilling, light-hearted performance of “Strange Overtones,” a highlight fromByrne’s 2008 album with Brian Eno. The duo traded off verses and teamed up for a lightly choreographed dance.
Last night’s performance of “Strange Overtones” was one of several full-circle moments on stage for Rogers, who first reached out to Byrne after becoming a massive fan of the song a few years ago: “I cold emailed him,” Rogerslast year. “We’d never met. And I’m a massive fan. And ‘Strange Overtones’ was a song in the pandemic that I just deeply connected to and played over and over again.
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