Lambchop took the stage at the 80-seat Dunsmore Jazz Room located inside Crooners Supper Club, and without so much as a glance in the rear-view mirror, delivered an entire set of live debuts from the upcoming Punching the Clown album. This evening’s iteration of Lambchop saw Kurt Wagner accompanied by Andrew Broder on vocalists Randall Throckmorton and Alex Sauser-Monnig.

This was the first of three shows at Crooners Supper Club in Minneapolis, MN, and was dubbed “The Pilot Episode.” Nashville’s finest is indeed back at it again.

Terence Ankeny sat down with us, in conjunction with kglw.net, to discuss his journey from Seattle bars to lighting director of one of rock’s most innovative bands. In this multi-part series, we cover his improvisational lighting approach, his work alongside visual artist Jason Galea, a new approach for Field of Vision’s visuals, and his newly formed solo project, Street Price.

As the series continues, we’ll hear more from Terence on the realities of designing for ever-rotating venue sizes, how his design philosophy has changed over time, his work with other bands and his favorite nights of light.