Damien Jurado with Alela Diane

Damien Jurado plays Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral on Saturday, November 28, with Alela Diane opening. Jurado is a Seattle-based singer, songwriter, and indie rock musician, and this is a hometown show for him.

He's coming off Sometimes You Hurt The Ones You Hate, his third full-length on his own label, Maraqopa Records. It's an eight-track record heavy with emotion, and the description that goes with it says it showcases his continuously developing talents as a songwriter. That's the record that'll be sitting at the center of the night, though he's been at this long enough that the set will likely pull from across his catalog.

Alela Diane opens, so you'll get two singer-songwriters on one bill. Jurado's work has always leaned on the songwriting side of indie rock—melodies and lyrics that take center stage—and Diane fits right into that same pocket. Between the two of them, it's a full evening of songs rather than a single set.

The show starts at 7:30 PM at Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, 1245 10th Ave E, in Capitol Hill. Tickets are $30 to $48.