Quadeca

Quadeca plays The Depot on Tuesday, November 3, at 7 PM. He's the sole name on the bill, so the whole night is built around his set. If you've been following him, you know he's a hard act to pin down—he started out as a YouTuber and a rapper, but over the last few years he's shifted into something closer to experimental pop, with a lot of his recent work leaning into atmospheric, textured production and a more singing-focused delivery.

That shift is a good way to frame what he's bringing to the stage. The songs he's been releasing lately aren't exactly built for a simple live translation—they're full of layered vocals, shifting structures, and the kind of detailed soundscapes that usually live in a studio. Hearing them in a room like The Depot is where the actual performance comes in, as he has to figure out how to carry those arrangements over to a live band and a PA system. It's a different experience than listening on headphones, and that's usually why people go.

Because he's the only act on the bill, the set has plenty of room to breathe. He's not rushing through a short slot to make way for other bands, so he can take his time with the slower, more atmospheric moments without feeling the pressure to keep the energy high every second. It's a full evening of his own material, from the newer stuff he's been touring to the older songs that still make the cut.

It's a Tuesday night, so it's a midweek show rather than a weekend one. The Depot is in Salt Lake City, and the set starts at 7 PM. If you're planning to go, keep in mind it's a Tuesday, not a Friday or Saturday, so you'll want to work around that.