Concert by the British rock band Pig at the Exit/In venue in Nashville.
Pig plays Exit/In on Monday, October 12, bringing the London-based project to Nashville for a single night. The bill is straightforward: Pig is the only act on the program, so the whole evening belongs to them.
For those who haven't crossed paths with the project before, Pig is the work of Andrew Gray, a London musician who has spent years building a reputation around a particular kind of industrial-tinged sound. It's music that sits at the intersection of heavy electronics and a certain theatrical, almost cabaret-like sensibility, and it's exactly that blend that defines the live show. Gray handles the vocals and the performance, and the set tends to lean into the more aggressive, danceable side of the project, with the industrial beats and distorted textures taking center stage.
Coming from London, Pig brings that specific European industrial lineage to a Nashville stage. It's a sound that doesn't exactly fit into the city's more traditional songwriting circles, which is part of the draw—it's a different kind of night than what usually fills the local calendar. If you've followed the project's recordings, the live show is where those layers of noise and rhythm come together in a room.
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The show is at Exit/In, 2208 Elliston Place, Nashville, TN 37203. Doors open at 7 PM, and the set starts at 8 PM.
