Bridget Kearney Archives

Lake Street Dive and Lawrence released albums on the same day, so celebrated together to jam. Here’s one of the videos, with the combined bands performing LSD’s “Good Together,” the title track from their new album.

Lake Street Dive’s new album, “Good Together,” is full of groovy tunes. Here’s the band performing “Help Is On The Way” at Racket.

Lake Street Dive has released their new album, “Good Together,” which expands on their sound as each member contributed to the music in its earliest stages. They gathered in drummer Mike Calabrese’s Vermont home to work together from the beginning.

Lake Street Dive recorded this video of “Better Not Tell You” live at The Bridge Studio in Brooklyn, NY. Bridget Kearney is sporting a Fender bass this time and anchors the band perfectly, as always. This is a preview of their upcoming album, “Good Together.”

It’s always a good day when a new Lake Street Dive video drops. Madison Cunningham joined the band for this re-imagined version of “Neighbor Song.” Bridget Kearney puts down the perfect bass line behind this chill tune.

Lake Street Dive bassist Bridget Kearney has just released a new album. “Snakes of Paradise” features some of her most personal music yet.

Lake Street Dive’s “Live from The Sultan Room” series of videos has a new entry. Bridget Kearney’s big tone and bouncy bass line comes through loud and clear on the band’s cover of Dionne Warwick’s “Anyone Who Had A Heart.”

Lake Street Dive dropped another video from their “Live from The Sultan Room,” and this one grooves. The band covers Bonnie Raitt’s “Nick of Time,” with Bridget Kearney’s great tone laying down the foundation.

Lake Street Dive dropped another video from their “Live from The Sultan Room” series, and this time, the band grooves to The Pointer Sisters’ “Automatic.” As always, Bridget Kearney impresses with some funky bass work and backing vocals.

Lake Street Dive once again went all in for Halloween yesterday with another epic video. Bridget Kearney plays the role of Tom Petty in this cover of The Traveling Wilburys tune, “Handle With Care.”

Lake Street Dive finished recording “Fun Machine: The Sequel” and went straight to The Sultan Room for an unannounced show. They just dropped their first video from the performance, with the band performing Carole King’s “So Far Away.”

We love Lake Street Dive, thanks in large part to Bridget Kearney. 10 years ago, they performed a cover of “I Want You Back” on a Boston sidewalk. Here’s the band performing a cover of The Pointer Sisters’ “Automatic” in the same spot.