Utah-born singer-songwriter Paige Fish brings cinematic pop and diary-inspired lyrics to the stage on her The Midnight Crisis Tour.
Paige Fish plays Holocene on Monday, October 12, as part of her tour. The show is presented by Monqui Presents and is open to all ages.
Fish is a Utah-born songwriter who works in cinematic pop, and her lyrics read like diary entries. If you're not familiar with her, the breakout track is "26 and 24." She's drawn from Stevie Nicks and Noah Kahan, so the sound sits somewhere between classic pop-rock and the modern folk-pop that's been having a moment lately. The set is built around personal storytelling, and that's a good way to think about it: songs that feel like they're coming straight from the page.
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Coming from Utah, she's touring her material through the Pacific Northwest, and this is the Portland stop. The show is presented by Monqui Presents, and since it's all ages, you can bring whoever you want. Doors open at 7 PM, and tickets are $29.50.
