INOHA performs their album 'This Might Be Useful' live at Music Box, supported by Buddha Trixie and Flight By Nothing.
INOHA bring their This Might Be Useful tour to Music Box on Sunday, November 1. The San Antonio indie rock band is out on the road supporting their sophomore album, This Might Be Useful, which they describe as an expansion of their previous sound that works through themes of pressure in everyday life. The set will be built around that new material, with the band's signature intricate guitar work, impactful vocals, and catchy lyrics at the center.
INOHA is fronted by Keanu Bicol, Ricardo Juarez III, Christian Young (who also goes by ImTrying), and Gavin Gonzalez. They're joined on the bill by two opening acts. Buddha Trixie started as middle-school friends Andrew Harris, Daniel Cole, and Dennis Moon, who first played a cover of John Mayer's "Gravity" before adding Kenzo Mann on synths and guitar. Flight By Nothing formed outside Dallas in 2016 and relocated to Austin in 2021.
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Music Box, located at 1337 India Street in San Diego, books a mix of nationally celebrated talent, local legends, and up-and-coming acts. Doors open at 6 PM, and the show starts at 7 PM.
