Lucia Flores-Wiseman headlines a night of indie, folk and jazz at Chop Suey, with support from Manisha and Mirabai Kukathas.
Lucia Flores-Wiseman headlines Chop Suey on Wednesday, October 7, with MANISHA and Mirabai Kukathas opening. It's a local bill for a local singer, and the night is billed as a 21+ event.
Flores-Wiseman is a Mexican-American singer-songwriter based here in Seattle, and her music pulls from indie, folk, and jazz. She's been playing for Seattle audiences since 2018, and the set that night is expected to feature material from her upcoming EP. If you've followed her since then, this is a good chance to hear where the new record is heading before it's out.
Her sound draws from a few familiar names: Brandi Carlile, Amy Winehouse, and Norah Jones. The Carlile connection isn't just in the influence—she's shared the stage with her, and she's earned a reputation for soulful vocals and an emotional style. That blend of indie-folk and jazz puts her in a similar orbit to those artists, and the upcoming EP should give a better sense of where she's taking it next.
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Doors open at 7 PM and the show starts at 8 PM. Tickets are $15.47, and you'll find the venue at 1325 E Madison St in Seattle.
