Amythyst Kiah w. Buffalo NicholsEvanston · sáb, 14 nov 2026

Amythyst Kiah w. Buffalo Nichols se celebra en SPACE, Evanston, IL el sábado, 14 de noviembre de 2026, a partir de las 20:00 hora local.

Está clasificado como Blues (Conciertos).

El cartel incluye a Amythyst Kiah y Buffalo Nichols.

Las entradas se han publicado a un precio nominal de 29,97 US$ – 43,24 US$ sin cargos; los precios y la disponibilidad pueden cambiar, así que consulta el inventario en tiempo real en el vendedor oficial.

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Produced by Butch Walker (Taylor Swift, Green Day, Weezer) and recorded at his Nashville studio, Amythyst Kiahs new album Still + Bright explores the vast expanse of her inner world: her deep-rooted affinity for Eastern philosophies and spiritual traditions, a near-mystical connection with the natural world, the life lessons learned in her formative years as a self-described anime-nerd mall goth. In dreaming up the backdrop to her revelatory storytelling, Kiah and Walker arrived at a darkly cinematic and exhilarating twist on the rootsy alt-rock of her 2021 breakthrough album Wary + Strangean LP that landed on Rolling Stones list of the 25 Best Country and Americana Albums of 2021 and drew acclaim from major outlets like Pitchfork. With its sonic palette encompassing everything from fuzzed-out guitars and industrial-leaning beats to gilded pedal steel and Kiahs exquisitely graceful banjo work, Still + Bright fully affirms her as an artist of both daring originality and uncompromising depth.On Wary + Strange, Kiah offered up a collection of spellbinding songs detailing her experience with grief and trauma and alienation, each illuminating the extraordinary impact of her songwriting. An electrifying showcase for her singular musicality and soul-stirring voice, Kiahs Rounder Records debut soon found many leading critics hailing her as a formidable new talent, adding to a list of accolades that includes earning a Grammy nomination for her powerhouse anthem Black Myself. But when it came time to create her follow-up, the Tennessee-born singer/songwriter felt compelled toward a profound shift in her artistry. On the last record it felt so cathartic to write about all the pain I was dealing with, but this time the songs came from a place of finding joy in the music, says Kiah. In the past I felt so mired down with anxiety that I sometimes held back from what I really wanted to write about; I felt like I needed to play it safe and keep certain thoughts to myself. But now Im at a point where Im confident in what I value and love, and because of that Ive made the album Ive always wanted to make.