The collagist psych-pop group “brimming with lyrical metaphors and sentimentality, turning an eye to the self-deprecating and superficial generation upon us” (Flaunt) returns to NYC, now headlining this added show following a fall tour. Over several months leading up to debut EP Wait (Atlantic), the four-piece rose from college dorms and house parties to Bonnaroo, shows with Rostam and Cold War Kids and over five million streams.
The “masterful story-teller that exudes an effortless mystique” (The Line of Best Fit) celebrates the release of her debut LP, Shades (Spectraphonic Records), with this free show. On stage, Vera Sola, who has toured with the Milk Carton Kids, fronts a string quintet that brings to life her haunting, Bobbie Gentry-meets-The Cramps gothic folk.
With her bell-tone voice and wry lyrics, Roche continues her tour with her band for new album Little Beast, out now. Roche has earned praise from NPR, the Guardian and the BBC, which calls her “alluring.” She’s toured with Neko Case, Mary Chapin Carpenter and more, and this summer tour includes shows with the Indigo Girls, Dar Williams and half-brother Rufus Wainwright.
The GRAMMY, Emmy and Tony-winning icon and advocate presents and headlines the eight annual “Home for the Holidays” benefit concert at the Beacon Theatre. This star-studded concert celebrates the 10th anniversary of the True Colors Fund (co-founded by Lauper) with 100% of net proceeds going to programs working to end homelessness among LGBTQ youth. Performers include A$AP Rocky, Bebe Rexha, Amanda Palmer, Natalie Merchant and Regina Spector.
Following performances at North Sea Jazz Festival in Rotterdam and Afropunk Paris, the multi-GRAMMY-winning soul singer debuts new material alongside his many critically acclaimed hits for his “50 Intimate Nights Live” theatre tour.
The pop songwriter hits the road on a headlining fall tour to support new album Soft Power (Anti-), which trades her trademark electronic soundscapes for girl-group harmonies and piano-driven pop. With a penetrating voice that can shift from gentle to commanding in an instant, Doe Paoro delivers a performance perfectly suited for her new album’s message of thoughtful defiance and what she calls "pop music with wisdom."
Spalding’s string of 12 unique pop-up shows across North America mirror the dozen tracks off her latest project 12 Little Spells (Concord), in which one song “premieres” on social media every day. Spalding’s backed by a full band and will utilize visuals that further explore theatrical staging in a concert and how music interacts with the body.
The Burlington, VT musical bard with over 70 million Spotify streams opens for Darlingside and previews new album Gloria Duplex (2/8 via Akira Records). Jamison also has toured across the US and Europe with Caroline Rose and Big Thief’s Adrianne Lenker, who described Henry's acoustic folk songwriting as "songs that sing me through mazes of my own sensuality and sadness.”
Matthew Houck ends a busy 2018 with a headlining North American tour in honor of new album C’est La Vie (Dead Oceans). Houck’s new live presentation matches the earthy and incandescent glow of his new music, which expands upon his troubled and serene indie-folk hailed by Pitchfork for its “beauty and profundity.” Houck has brought Phosphorescent to Jimmy Fallon, headlining tours and dates with Father John Misty and The National and the festival stages of Glastonbury, Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza.
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