Katie Gavin recently delivered a mesmerizing Tiny Desk concert showcasing tracks from her solo debut album, "What a Relief." The four-song set highlighted Gavin's diverse musical style and poignant lyrics. Songs like "Aftertaste" bridged her work with pop band MUNA, while "The Baton" explored themes of intergenerational trauma. The groovy and introspective "Sanitized" and Lilith Fair-inspired "Sketches" rounded out the performance, solidifying Gavin's talent and versatility.

Hailing from Winnetka, Illinois, Gavin is not only a singer-songwriter and musician but also a member of MUNA. Her musical journey began with a viral cover during high school, leading her to pursue a degree in Music from the University of Southern California. Since forming MUNA in 2013, Gavin has released three studio albums with the band. Her solo venture saw her releasing "What a Relief" under Phoebe Bridgers' label, Saddest Factory Records, in October 2024.

Beyond her musical accomplishments, Gavin's openness about her identity as a lesbian and her struggles with neurodivergence, depression, anxiety, and addiction adds depth to her artistry. Her upcoming performances as an opening act for Lucy Dacus further cement her presence in the music scene, showcasing her dynamic presence and captivating performances.