This is the cure for those January blues! A celebration of Granddogs new album Peaches, with support from two fantastic bands: Philly's indie rock Caring Less, & Lancasters own electro-pop Memory Stitches. Grab a friend, snag your tickets (HERE!) and join us beneath the stained glass in City Hall @ West Art!

What to expect at the show:

>> Doors will open at 7. The show will start at 7:30.

>> Tickets are $15 in advance, and $20 at the door if not sold out. As always, we’re proud to present an all-ages show with discounted tickets available for students. Get your tickets HERE!

>> We will have beer from Our Town Brewery for sale, along with a few non-alcoholic options. This is not BYOB.

>> Parking may be available in the small lot across the street. Beyond that, there’s parking available around Buchanan Park and F&M College in the blocks surrounding West Art.

>> Seating: This will be a standing show. Our space is ADA accessible, and we will do our best to accommodate any specific needs.

>> Please note that all ticket sales are final. Thank you for supporting great music!

TICKETS HERE!

BIOS:

Granddogs are a four-piece, harmony-soaked, parlorcore Cerebus, weaving gothic folk elements into baroque pop, with a plainly stated emotional gravity. Their dramatic elements form the foundation of their latest album “Peaches.”A three-part story told in eleven songs, “Peaches” medicates loneliness with attraction, infatuation, lust, and manipulation. From full-throated piano clatter to the most intimate of whispers, the three voices of Granddogs invite you in with their debut LP.

Caring Less is an up-and-coming indie band from Philadelphia. Compared to the likes of Jeff Buckley, Alanis Morrisette, and PJ Harvey, Caring Less continues to develop a soulful 90s rock and roll sound on their new EP, which will drop spring of 2025.

Memory Stitches is an electronic dream-pop duo based in Lancaster, PA. Formerly known as Opaline Olivia, Olivia Buchholz joins with Austin Smith. Piecing together echoes from the lost and found, they emerge with delayed vocals, distorted guitars, and dreamy synthesizers packaged in a mid-fi electronic-pop production.