Every Sunday, East Burnside bar Rontoms throws a free live show called “Sunday Sessions,” featuring performances by local musicians in a hipster-chic environment. The next installment, on April 23, showcases indie-rock quintet Silvertongue. Pulling from disparate influences like Young the Giant, the Black Keys, and Phoebe Bridgers, the band’s vulnerable singer-songwriter folk catalog—best sampled on their 2022 album Arboretum—travels from alt-rock to beach-bound pop. Hope for highlights, like the radio-ready “Monster” and the tranquil “Peach Rings.” Adding to the appeal is Utah-to-Portland duo New Body Electric, who’ll get the party started with funk- and disco-infused electro-pop. Comprising singer-songwriter Aaron Peterson (who you might find on guitar, synths, and trumpet) and multi-instrumentalist Evan Smoker, this group now performs as a five piece. We’re excited to hear live versions of the group’s latest single, “Running Out On a Feeling” and the delightful, catchy track “Awake, Animal 4 U,” from their 2017 EP, Color Balm.  by Jenni Moore