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This May through July, Pink Martini is touring North America. The 20-city tour kicks off on May 28 at the Sasquatch Music Festival in George, Wash., and runs through July 31 at the Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis.

Along the way, Pink Martini has gigs at the Davis Symphony Hall in San Francisco on June 30 and July 1 with special guests the San Francisco Symphony; July 10 at the Ravinia in Highland Park, Ill. with the Ramsey Lewis Trio; July 13 at the Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Penn.; and July 16 at the Cape Cod Melody Tent in Hyannis, Mass.

Pink Martini's most recent song is "Yuuzuki," which was recorded with Saori Yuki to benefit the Japanese disaster relief efforts. Pink Martini's most recent studio album is 2010's "Joy to the World."

Pink Martini was formed in 1994 by pianist Thomas M. Lauderdale in Portland. It consists of 13 members and tours regularly throughout six of the seven continents. They draw their inspiration from all types of music and can't be easy categorized into any one genre.

Lauderdale described the band as "music of the world without being world music. If the United Nations had a house band in 1962 hopefully Pink Martini would be that band."

To date, Pink Martini has played with 30 other orchestras, including the National Symphony at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.; the Boston Pops; and the BBC Concert Orchestra in London.

The band has released five albums since their inception, including Sympathique (1997), Hang on Little Tomato (2004), Hey Eugene! (2007), Splendor in the Grass (2009) and Joy to the World (2010). They have also released one DVD, Discover the World: Live in Concert (2009).

Band members include founding member Laudedale, vocalist China Forbes and musicians Robert Taylor, Gavin Bondy, Brian Lavern Davis, Derek Rieth, Martín Zarzar, Phil Baker, Timothy Nishimoto, Nicholas Crosa, Pansy Chang, Dan Faehnle and Maureen Love.