INOHA, an indie/alternative rock band from San Antonio, Texas, performs their album 'This Might Be Useful' at The Crocodile.
INOHA play The Crocodile on Sunday, November 8, as part of the U.S. leg of their This Might Be Useful tour. The San Antonio indie rock band is bringing the new album to the stage, and the set is built around it.
This Might Be Useful is their sophomore record, and it expands on the sound they established on their first. The songs work through themes of everyday-life pressure—the kind of low-grade, constant stress that's easy to recognize—so the record sits in a familiar place. It's an indie/alternative rock band in the truest sense: guitars, drums, and vocals, with the new material taking center stage.
Behind the music are Keanu Bicol, Ricardo Juarez III, Christian Young (who also goes by ImTrying), and Gavin Gonzalez. They're coming up from San Antonio, Texas, and this Seattle stop is one of the dates on the U.S. run they're doing for the new album. If you've followed them since the first record, this is the one that builds on it.
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The Crocodile has been a fixture of the Seattle scene for more than 30 years, and over that time it's hosted acts like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, R.E.M., Lizzo, and Billie Eilish. The show starts at 7 PM on Sunday, November 8, at 2505 1st Ave.
