Concerts & Tour Dates
5The Lowest Pair is currently touring in 1 country and has 5 upcoming dates. Their next tour date is at Globe Hall in Denver, after that they play at Turf Club at First Avenue - Complex in Saint Paul.
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About The Lowest Pair
The Lowest Pair is an American folk duo formed in Olympia, Washington, in 2013 by Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee. Their music draws on old-time banjo playing, country and indie folk, carried by close vocal harmonies. The duo is known for the debut album 36¢ and the companion releases Fern Girl and Ice Man and Uncertain as It Is Uneven.
The Lowest Pair have toured clubs, listening rooms and folk festivals as a two-person acoustic act. Winter and Lee trade lead vocals and banjo parts, sometimes adding guitar to the arrangements. Their NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert documents that core live format.
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The Lowest Pair Concerts, Tour Dates & Tickets 2026–2027
The Lowest Pair has 5 upcoming concerts listed on Eventworld in United States between September 23 and October 27, 2026, spread across 5 cities.
Tickets are on sale from multiple sellers, with prices currently starting from $27. Offers for each date are compared on the event page and updated daily.
Follow The Lowest Pair on Eventworld to keep their schedule at hand. New dates appear on this page as soon as they are announced.
The Lowest Pair Concerts, Tour Dates & Tickets 2026–2027
The Lowest Pair has 5 upcoming concerts listed on Eventworld in United States between September 23 and October 27, 2026, spread across 5 cities.
Tickets are on sale from multiple sellers, with prices currently starting from $27. Offers for each date are compared on the event page and updated daily.
Follow The Lowest Pair on Eventworld to keep their schedule at hand. New dates appear on this page as soon as they are announced.












