Feist

Though Feist may have achieved mainstream success on the back of the bouyant “1234,” most of the singer-songwriter’s catalog strikes a far more meloncholy—though still often endearing—tone, from the hushed bossa nova of Let it Die to the percussive clangs of Metals to the rawness of Pleasure. This time around, she’s staging a reprise of “Multitudes,” an in-the-round series of intimate concerts that predated the album of the same name, at the Belasco.