Guest performers Jason Brock, Cheetah Biscotti and members of the Stanford Drag Troop will round out the performance. As if that wasn’t enough Halloween fun, the evening will include an audience costume contest, where the prize will be two tickets to one of her upcoming performances.

Beyond pure musicianship, the band’s shows have become communal spaces for people to get together and dance, creating lasting memories in the process.

The aural component of the work features two pianos, violin, and cello, plus inventive use of audio recordings, establishing a connection between past and present while examining race, gender and a changing world.

Founded in 1999 by Belgian composer Pete Vermeersch, the Flat Earth Society Orchestra (FES) is a staggering 15-piece ensemble taking orchestral DNA and genetically engineering something new that’s equally beautiful and monstrous.

While Robinson has a lot of devoted fans, new listeners—even people who might not be that into current EDM—are likely to enjoy this accessible, uplifting, danceable music.

Cosmic Roots is most truly in its element live onstage. Soulful slow jams, funky grooves, jazz textures and hip hop elements blend seamlessly into the group’s original material.