Nothing will dampen the duo's enthusiasm for returning to the campus that helped launch their musical career 30 years ago, Saliers pledges. "It will be a total mixture and it will be fun," Ray promises. The two groups will likely sing something together during Saturday's show, which Saliers and Ray say will also contain a mixture of both familiar Indigo Girls' favorites and tunes from their new album, "One Lost Day." "I met Scott Schwartz at a seder and fell in love with his voice singing the seder music … We've co-written some stuff and they feel like my little brothers in a way," says Saliers, describing her "utter delight" at the band's success. The two bands have shared the stage many times before, including Emory Homecoming in 2010 and when Indigo Girls invited The Shadowboxers to open for them on previous tours. Indigo Girls is made up of Emily Saliers 85C and Amy Ray 86C The Shadowboxers include founding members Scott Schwartz 11C, Matt Lipkins 11C and Adam Hoffman 11B. Concert begins at 3:30 p.m.Įmory's 2015 Homecoming Concert is a homecoming for the performers, too - both Indigo Girls and opening act The Shadowboxers include Emory alumni. Homecoming Concert: Indigo Girls with The Shadowboxers Saturday, Sept.
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