*Ticket prices change across different releases, and each release has a limited number of tickets. Once the tickets for a release are sold out, the next release with a higher price will kick in automatically.*The whimsical, wildly talented Korean-Canadian artist Luna Li&#39;s sophomore album, When a Thought Grows Wings, is a snapshot of its creator in flux. For the 27-year-old, born Hannah Bussiere Kim, the journey was tumultuous, pivotal, and necessary: she split with her partner of eight years, left her hometown of Toronto for LA, and found her world opening up in new ways. &quot;It was really me discovering who I was as an adult for the first time,&quot; she says. &quot;I was really stepping into my own and taking my life into my own hands.&quot; Li &mdash; who first started playing piano at five, now plays violin, guitar, bass, drums, mini-harp, flute &mdash; cut her teeth in Toronto&#39;s live music scene, but won over a new legion of fans during the pandemic posting solo bedroom jams, playing every instrument, cut together to create soothing, noodly grooves.Li&#39;s 2022 debut LP, Duality, established her mode for creating cinematic dream-pop. With tours opening for Japanese Breakfast, Wolf Alice, and beabadobee under her belt, and working with producers Monsune (SZA, Drake) and Andrew Lappin (L&#39;Rain), When a Thought Grows Wings is a sonic and emotional level-up. Weaving her harp-rippled, baroque-pop through with jazz flute and gritty riffs, the album is a testament to Luna Li&#39;s prowess as a charismatic frontperson, songwriter, arranger, and continuously curious multi-instrumentalist. A portrait of Hannah Bussiere Kim on her journey, ever-evolving, the lines between Li and Kim artfully and deliberately blurred.