Kimon Kirk's guest appearances

Kimon Kirk

Red Velvet Media ®

Almost Famous on 95.9 WATD

Jonathan Levine

Lou Reed

Alejandro Escovedo

Brian Jones

David Burnett

Cylon George

Daniel Miller

Steve McQueen

Hollis Brown

Vani Hari

Jeff Ross

Jesse Malin

Danny Clinch

Carmine Appice

Alan Young

OwlTail

Singer-songwriter Kimon Kirk stops by the WATD Tiny Stage to talk about his history in the Boston music community and his most recent album "Altitude". Learn more at www.KimonKirk.com. 

<p>Singer-songwriter Kimon Kirk stops by the WATD Tiny Stage to talk about his history in the Boston music community and his most recent album "Altitude". Learn more at <a href="http://www.KimonKirk.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.KimonKirk.com</a>. </p>

Kimon Kirk (8/3/21)

Holly Stephey

LA-based singer-songwriter, bassist, and album producer Kimon Kirk has worked with a wide range of artists including Gaby Moreno, Aimee Mann, Alejandro Escovedo, Grant-Lee Phillips, Session Americana, Sarah Borges, Amy Correia, Lori McKenna, and other musicians of diverse musical stripes.  A native of Boston, he relocated to Los Angeles in 2018 and has since been a mainstay of Latin-Grammy winner Gaby Moreno's touring band, as well as performing with Amy Correia (and producing her forthcoming EP) and playing bass with former X-guitarist Tony Gilkyson.  His jazz trio, the Blue Grifters, includes guitarist Michael Eisenstein (Letters to Cleo) and drummer Sebastian Aymanns (Gaby Moreno, Aimee Mann).In 2020 Kimon will release his first full-length solo album since 2011, tentatively called Altitude.  It features his longtime Boston band, the Meds, and was recorded with David Minehan (of the Replacements and the Neighborhoods) at Woolly Mammoth Sound in Boston.  Kimon has been an invited guest lecturer on songwriting and music performance at Berklee College of Music, Georgetown University, Boston College, Boston University, and Suffolk University.

LA-based singer-songwriter, bassist, and album producer Kimon Kirk has worked with a wide range of artists including Gaby Moreno, Aimee Mann, Alejandro Escovedo, Grant-Lee Phillips, Session Americana, Sarah Borges, Amy Correia, Lori McKenna, and other musicians of diverse musical stripes.  A native of Boston, he relocated to Los Angeles in 2018 and has since been a mainstay of Latin-Grammy winner Gaby Moreno's touring band, as well as performing with Amy Correia (and producing her forthcoming EP) and playing bass with former X-guitarist Tony Gilkyson.  His jazz trio, the Blue Grifters, includes guitarist Michael Eisenstein (Letters to Cleo) and drummer Sebastian Aymanns (Gaby Moreno, Aimee Mann).<br>In 2020 Kimon will release his first full-length solo album since 2011, tentatively called Altitude.  It features his longtime Boston band, the Meds, and was recorded with David Minehan (of the Replacements and the Neighborhoods) at Woolly Mammoth Sound in Boston.  <br>Kimon has been an invited guest lecturer on songwriting and music performance at Berklee College of Music, Georgetown University, Boston College, Boston University, and Suffolk University.

Holly Stephey talks to Kimon Kirk, New Music!