The Cosmic Otters Chicago, Illinois
The Cosmic Otters make people dance.
We start with a solid rhythmic foundation of guitar and
piano, add inventive fiddle harmonies, and finish with juicy, pulsing accordion playing and tasteful percussion. The tunes are from the British Isles and its relatives, yet with an unshakable drive and playful improvisations that make dancers smile, we make them our own.
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