Indie folk and pop group The Arcadian Wild perform live on their Make It Out Alive Tour, with opener Addison Agen.
The Arcadian Wild play the Neighborhood Theatre on Monday, November 2, as part of their Make It Out Alive tour. They're an indie folk and pop group from Nashville, Tennessee, led by songwriters Isaac Horn, Lincoln Mick and Bailey Warren. Opening the bill is Addison Agen.
The band describes their sound as sitting at an intersection of genres, blending the traditional with the contemporary by combining confessional pop, folk, progressive bluegrass and formal vocal music. It's a wide net to cast—pop hooks, folk storytelling, the drive of bluegrass and the structured harmonies of formal vocal music—and they pull from all of them at once. They describe the songs as invitations and community, and that's a good way to frame what they do: music that's meant to be shared rather than just listened to.
Coming from Nashville, they're rooted in a city known for its songwriting, and that comes through in the way they build their sets. The Make It Out Alive tour is the focus here, so you'll hear the newer material they've been touring. With Addison Agen opening, it's a full night of music rather than a single set.
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Doors open at 7 PM and the show starts at 8 PM. It's an 18+ show, so you'll need a valid ID to get in, though under-18s can attend with a parent. If you're planning to go, keep in mind it's a Monday night, so you'll want to get there early enough to catch the opener before the main set kicks off.
