Singer-songwriter Carsie Blanton plays Underground Arts with The Burning Hell.
Carsie Blanton plays Underground Arts on Saturday, November 7, with The Burning Hell joining her on the bill. It's a double bill of two acts that both lean into songwriting and a bit of a streak of wit, so you'll get two distinct sets in one night.
Blanton is a singer-songwriter from Luray, Virginia, who describes her work as "open-hearted protest" music. She blends folk, jazz, and pop, and her discography includes the album After the Revolution. She's built a reputation for an independent streak and a "pay what you please" approach to her live shows, which is a nice thing to keep in mind if you're used to the usual ticket-and-door setup. This year has been a big one for her, too: she co-won the 2026 International Folk Music Awards Artist of the Year.
Sharing the stage is The Burning Hell, a project that fits right in with the folk-leaning, lyrically-driven side of the night. Between the two, you've got a full evening of songwriting rather than just a single act.
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The show is at Underground Arts, 1200 Callowhill Street, Philadelphia, PA 19108. It starts at 8:30 PM, and tickets run from $30 to $50.
