
Concert by the Brooklyn duo Rachael and Vilray, who reinvent traditional pop with simple guitar arrangements, as part of the Musical Instrument Museum's 2026 Fall Concert Series.
Rachael and Vilray play the Musical Instrument Museum on Saturday, November 14, at 6 PM. They're a Brooklyn duo, and this is a stripped-back show: just the two of them and a guitar for accompaniment. The set mixes their own original songs with forgotten gems they've pulled from the golden age of radio, so you'll hear things they've written alongside old songs that haven't been played in a long time.
That mix is the core of what they do. The original material sits right next to those revived radio tracks, and the whole thing is held together by the same simple arrangement—nothing more than a guitar backing them. It's a small setup for a duo that works with two different eras of song in the same set.
The concert is part of the Musical Instrument Museum's 2026 Fall Concert Series, which runs through the autumn and is sponsored by Sanderson Lincoln. It's one of several shows the museum hosts as part of that series, so if you're into the museum's programming, this is one of the dates on the calendar for the season.
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It's at the MIM theater, 4725 E Mayo Blvd in Phoenix, and starts at 6 PM on Saturday, November 14.
Date
Saturday, 14 November 2026
18:00
Location
Musical Instrument MuseumPrice
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years