Country Risque - Live at the Rickshaw Stop

Rachel Cholst

March 5, 2025

Rainbow Rodeo

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Country Risque have been working hard to make the Bay Area's country scene just a little bit queerer. As much as I enjoyed their EP Doe-Eyed Boys and Loverboy Saints, this taste of the band's live show is even better.

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Four men standing outdoors, each wearing hats and distinct styles of casual clothing, against a backdrop of hills and sparse vegetation.

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