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Constant Smiles, Customer Service, Gina Gory

The Government Center
Pittsburgh, PA

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12 Nov 2025 19:30

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General	12.00$ (14.21$ with service fee)
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Constant Smiles, Customer Service, Gina Gory

Wed Nov 12. 7:30 pm. all ages $12 adv/$15 door.
Government Center, 715 East St, North Side.

tickets at https://constantsmilespittsburgh.brownpapertickets.com
or on sale at Government Center (avoid service charge!)

ambient dreampop from Queens NY on Sacred Bones Records
CONSTANT SMILES
https://constantsmiles.bandcamp.com/

with Halifax, Nova Scotia "east coast emo" indie rockers
CUSTOMER SERVICE
https://customerservicemusic.bandcamp.com/

and your favorite local heroes
GINA GORY
https://ginagory.bandcamp.com/

Constant Smiles bio:

Over the last half decade, the music collective Constant Smiles has produced a prolific output of acclaimed music, including the record Kenneth Anger, masterfully brought to life by engineer Jonathan Schenke (Parquet Courts, Liars, Dougie Pool). The group was known for their much-praised debut album for Sacred Bones records, Paragons, an emotionally resonant offering of indie folk masterpieces that all confront the internal ways we process our struggles with intimacies, addiction and humanity - produced by Ben Greenberg.

Constant Smiles, led by Ben Jones, began in 2009 on his home of Marthas Vineyard, inspired by the music scene centered around the islands now defunct community record store, Aboveground Records. They made their live debut as a noise duo opening for Ralph White (Bad Livers) and, working in series, began churning out homemade releases influenced by friends, art film icons, and fellow musicians.

In the time since, Constant Smiles have amassed a discography a couple dozen releases deep, containing contributions from more than 50 members of its extended family. Along the way, the group has shared stages with Molly Nilsson, Black Marble, Oneida, Editrix, Frank Hurricane, Olden Yolk, and Purple Pilgrims; their shows are endlessly unique experiences for which Jones has a tendency of writing whole sets worth of new material.

More recently, Constant Smiles relocated to Queens and evolved into a fully formed band with Moonflowers, their debut on Felte, a subtle, immersive ambient pop album. Built on instinct and emotional nuance, it weaves delicate textures into a quietly powerful, deeply affecting whole.