Sun, Nov 15
Wrabel
Songs written at a piano about the exact thing you have not said out loud are a genre unto themselves, and the people who need them need them badly. Wrabel spent years writing for other artists before releasing his own material, which shows in the construction — nothing wasted, every second chorus doing something the first did not. His audience is unusually open about what the songs have meant to them, and the shows tend to include a lot of people crying without embarrassment, which is a strange and good thing to be in a room for. Between-song talk is a real part of it. Highland Park's upstairs Masonic hall is intimate enough that this works rather than curdling. Music at 8:00 PM at 104 N Avenue 56, a Sunday. Nobody comes to these alone by accident; almost everyone brought the person they needed to bring.
Songs written at a piano about the exact thing you have not said out loud are a genre unto themselves, and the people who need them need them badly. Wrabel spent years writing for other artists before releasing his own material, which shows in the construction — nothing wasted, every second chorus doing something the first did not. His audience is unusually open about what the songs have meant to them, and the shows tend to include a lot of people crying without embarrassment, which is a strange and good thing to be in a room for. Between-song talk is a real part of it. Highland Park's upstairs Masonic hall is intimate enough that this works rather than curdling. Music at 8:00 PM at 104 N Avenue 56, a Sunday. Nobody comes to these alone by accident; almost everyone brought the person they needed to bring.
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Songs written at a piano about the exact thing you have not said out loud are a genre unto themselves, and the people who need them need them badly. Wrabel spent years writing for other artists before releasing his own material, which shows in the construction — nothing wasted, every second chorus doing something the first did not. His audience is unusually open about what the songs have meant to them, and the shows tend to include a lot of people crying without embarrassment, which is a strange and good thing to be in a room for. Between-song talk is a real part of it. Highland Park's upstairs Masonic hall is intimate enough that this works rather than curdling. Music at 8:00 PM at 104 N Avenue 56, a Sunday. Nobody comes to these alone by accident; almost everyone brought the person they needed to bring.
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