Hayden Everett

Hayden Everett plays Neumos on Tuesday, October 13. He's the main feature of the night, and he's bringing along Kate Stephenson and Mike Frazier to open for him, so there are three acts on the bill rather than just one.

Everett works in indie folk, singer-songwriter territory, with a strong americana lean to it. If that sounds familiar, it's because it's a well-trodden path—acoustic-driven songs that sit somewhere between folk and country—and he fits right into that tradition. The americana side of things usually means there's a bit of roots influence in the mix, the kind of sound that feels at home on a Tuesday night in a room like Neumos.

With Stephenson and Frazier opening, the evening starts well before Everett takes the stage. Both are singer-songwriters in their own right, so the whole night stays in the same general neighborhood: acoustic guitars, voices, and songs that stand on their own. It's a full bill of songwriters rather than a single act with a couple of fillers.

Doors open at 7 PM, and the show follows. If you're planning to catch the openers, getting there closer to the start is the way to go; if you're only in it for Everett, you've got a bit more breathing room. It's a Tuesday night, so it's a weekday show—doors open at 7 PM at Neumos in Seattle.