$17 Advance | $22 Day of Show
Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM (All ages)
no refunds; a limited amount of tickets will be sold after doors open if availability permits - first come, first serve
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Miki Fiki
Miki Fiki is an alt-pop project by artist Ted Hartog, founded in 2017 in a ranch-style house in West Nashville. From the debut self-titled EP to the danceable single “Stranger”, Miki Fiki has been influenced by artists as varied as Anderson .Paak to Ben Folds. Jazz/funk instrumentals combine with lyric-heavy verses and expansive harmonies to create a sonic landscape of "indie-pop brilliance" (Lightning 100), a sound that has made fans and friends in sweat-soaked basement shows from Mobile, AL to Amsterdam, NY.
Amelia Day
Amelia Day is a folk rock powerhouse entering the conversation with mainstays like Brandi Carlile, the Indigo Girls, and Florence & The Machine. Mixing elements of her adolescent Seattle mixtapes of folk, rock, and jazz, Amelia creates music that plays freely with genre, while still being undeniably “Amelia Day". Without a label, manager, or agent, Amelia has sold out venues like Seattle’s iconic The Triple Door, been featured on popular stations like KEXP and 107.7 The End, played high-profile festivals like Capitol Hill Block Party, CHOMP!, Folklife Festival, and Seattle PrideFest, and independently amassed over 4M streams and 120K monthly listeners on Spotify.
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The Wonderlands
Originally from Cincinnati, OH, the now Nashville-based quintet combines the anthemic qualities of pop music with influences from indie rock and jazz. Now working toward the release of their studio album, the group tries a new take on the electronically augmented band sound, aided by producer Drew Long. The band has had the fortune to share the stage with the likes of nationally acclaimed acts Lawrence, Melt, Ripe, and Motherfolk along the way.