A cozy fall afternoon of free live performances, plus free food and refreshments. Featuring artists Quinn Devlin, Pearla, Sister., and Honeycrush. About the Artists Quinn Devlin grew up on records such as London Calling, Greetings From Asbury Park, NJ, and Tapestry. With an earnest sound and the vocal countenance of a character from a Loretta Lynn song, Quinn relays simpler times with friendships in tow. His knack for classic folk storytelling harkens back to the classics of Americana and country. Pearla is Nicole Rodriguez, a Brooklyn-based artist whose personal curiosities include finger puppets, writing songs with children, Virginia Woolf’s prose, and consulting the I Ching. She makes music the same way she moves through the world: mystified. Her music is a rich blend, rooted in the folk canon of Neil Young or Joni Mitchell, embracing the darker quirks of a Connie Converse, Bjork, or Will Oldham, and pulsating with the emotional palpability of an Angel Olsen or Sharon Van Etten. Sister. is composed of members Ceciliana Sturman, Hannah Pruzinsky, and James Chrisman. The band has previously drawn comparisons to alternative contemporaries like Big Thief, Phoebe Bridgers, Hovvdy, and Lomelda thanks to their evocative, moving lyrics and uncanny ability to engulf the ears in blankets of heavy, alluring sound. Honeycrush is singer/songwriter Alexandra Antonopoulos. Honeycrush is a wellspring of poetry and visceral emotion conveyed through “darkly glittering soundscapes that blur the edges of alt-folk, slowcore, and grunge,” to quote the artist herself. Her songs so far have established an artistic identity that dwells comfortably in life’s murky depths; one that is vulnerable and honest in everything she touches.
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