Mya Byrne, Riggings, Stelth Ulvang (Lumineers) & featuring Andrea Maddox
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Join us for a night of queer country, featuring Mya Bryne, Riggings, Stelth Ulvang, and an opening set by Kingston's own Andrea Maddox.
MYA BYRNE is a celebrated Americana singer-songwriter and firecracker guitarist, combining influences from countrypolitan to glam-pop, blues, and ghostly incantations into a singular voice and vision, with elements of John Prine’s whimsy, Leonard Cohen’s spiritual gravitas, Dylan’s wit, and Lucinda Williams’ aching sensuality. Like a crackling backyard fire outside of a city at dusk, stars on one side of the sky and light pollution on the other, Mya’s music is in the pocket of traditional country and Americana, yet firmly rooted in the modern world.
Mimi’s second solo album, “Rhinestone Tomboy”, produced by Grammy-nominated songwriter Aaron Lee Tasjan, is out now on Kill Rock Stars, praised by NPR, Rolling Stone, and No Depression, among others. Her appearance at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena for the Love Rising benefit in March was lauded by NPR’s Ann Powers as an event highlight. Her first two singles on RT were in constant rotation on CMT, and she is the first out queer trans woman to be an official Gibson Guitars artist.
Her work both on and offstage for social justice drives her passionate, fiery music, and she’s an absolute sweetheart who will make you cookies at midnight if you ask nicely.
RIGGINGS is the stage name of Alex Riggs, who just released her album Egg on June 21st via Horse Complex Records. Holy sh*t, Egg is incredible, an exercise in experimental rock catharsis, landing somewhere between “slow burn” and “controlled demolition.” From second track “The Birds Knew First,” which details the intensity of gender transformation (“I put on a dress and I snuck up to my room / My new body’s a temple / Breaking out of the tomb”), one gets the notion that this is not any kind of background music—it’s something to sit down and stretch out with.
MYA BYRNE is a celebrated Americana singer-songwriter and firecracker guitarist, combining influences from countrypolitan to glam-pop, blues, and ghostly incantations into a singular voice and vision, with elements of John Prine’s whimsy, Leonard Cohen’s spiritual gravitas, Dylan’s wit, and Lucinda Williams’ aching sensuality. Like a crackling backyard fire outside of a city at dusk, stars on one side of the sky and light pollution on the other, Mya’s music is in the pocket of traditional country and Americana, yet firmly rooted in the modern world.
Mimi’s second solo album, “Rhinestone Tomboy”, produced by Grammy-nominated songwriter Aaron Lee Tasjan, is out now on Kill Rock Stars, praised by NPR, Rolling Stone, and No Depression, among others. Her appearance at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena for the Love Rising benefit in March was lauded by NPR’s Ann Powers as an event highlight. Her first two singles on RT were in constant rotation on CMT, and she is the first out queer trans woman to be an official Gibson Guitars artist.
Her work both on and offstage for social justice drives her passionate, fiery music, and she’s an absolute sweetheart who will make you cookies at midnight if you ask nicely.
RIGGINGS is the stage name of Alex Riggs, who just released her album Egg on June 21st via Horse Complex Records. Holy sh*t, Egg is incredible, an exercise in experimental rock catharsis, landing somewhere between “slow burn” and “controlled demolition.” From second track “The Birds Knew First,” which details the intensity of gender transformation (“I put on a dress and I snuck up to my room / My new body’s a temple / Breaking out of the tomb”), one gets the notion that this is not any kind of background music—it’s something to sit down and stretch out with.
A singer-songwriter from Tennessee, ANDREA MADDOX cut her teeth on the open mics of the East Village and Brooklyn while studying acting in NYC. Eventually relocating to the Hudson Valley of New York, she formed the band Andrea Maddox and the Hey Y’alls and released their debut EP, Long Drive Home. This five piece Americana band brings a lively dance vibe to the party with plenty of tunes for two stepping and waltzing. Andrea’s Tennessee upbringing comes through her songs as she channels the legendary women of classic country music while connecting to her audiences with the timeless themes of love and heartbreak.
$15 ADV/$20 DOORS
6:30PM DOORS
7:30PM SHOW
6:30PM DOORS
7:30PM SHOW