Crooked Teeth, This Could Be Dangerous, Her Memory

While many may be seeking out romantic duets for their Valentine’s, the interplay between masculine and feminine vocals works great in less lovey-dovey settings too. Take for example, California punk band Crooked Teeth. The band’s latest single, “One Week Off,” finds founding frontman Tyson Evans bemoaning prescription withdrawals while trading verses with the band’s new bassist/singer, Livi Dillon. The pair’s vocals complement each other, opening up the pop punk dynamics to be even hookier. Spokanites can check out Crooked Teeth’s new arrangement when the band stops by the Big Dipper to play a Valentine’s Day gig for lovers who love mosh pits.

Crooked Teeth, This Could Be Dangerous, Her Memory • Fri, Feb. 14 at 7:30 pm • $15 • All ages • The Big Dipper • 171 S. Washington St. • thebigdipperspokane.com