Concert by the indie rock band Switchyard at the 331 Club in Minneapolis.
Switchyard plays the 331 Club on Friday, October 18. It's a single-bill night, so they're the only act on the program.
If you're not familiar with the room, the 331 Club is a Minneapolis staple that's hosted 1,459 shows. Its bookings lean heavily toward folk, Minnesota artists, rock, indie, and Americana, and it's drawn attention from The New York Times, The Guardian, and Pitchfork. That particular slant—folk and indie with a local tilt—is exactly the kind of territory Switchyard fits into. The venue's history of booking Minnesota artists means it's a natural home for a show like this.
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Since it's a single-bill night, the whole evening is built around Switchyard. There aren't any openers to work through, so the set will be the main event from the start. If you've been following them, you know the sound they're bringing to the stage. If you're coming in cold, the 331's usual folk and indie leanings give you a good sense of where they sit. It's a straightforward setup: one band, one night, and no other acts on the bill to split the evening. The show is on Friday, October 18, at the 331 Club in Minneapolis.
