We're going back to our roots! This house show with Lizzie No and special guest Half Gringa is invite-only for our supporters and their guests. We will not be at Crosstown for this one; the exact Midtown address will be provided to confirmed guests.

A suggested donation of $25+ can be made when you RSVP.

About the Artists:

After a dizzying five-year span that saw the release of two stunning, eclectic albums (Hard Won and Vanity, which drew praise from the likes of Billboard and Rolling Stone) — followed by appearances at AmericanaFest, the Newport Folk Festival, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, and SXSW, and tours with Iron & Wine, Son Little, and Adia Victoria — Lizzie No found themselves at the forefront of a new vanguard of genre-defying artists. Their new album, Halfsies (Thirty Tigers / Miss Freedomland), finds No situated among their peers while still searching for freedom — freedom from the constraints of categorization, sure, but more importantly, freedom from the depths of their own personal despair and from an increasingly violent and nightmarish American cultural and political landscape.

Over the course of her first two full-length releases as Half Gringa, Chicago-based singer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter Isabel Olive has demonstrated stunning emotional intelligence and songwriting elegance. And it has not gone unnoticed. The Chicago Reader named Half Gringa’s debut, Gruñona as among Chicago’s Best Albums of the Decade while VICE named her sophomore full-length, Force to Reckon as one of 22 Essential Albums of 2020, saying that Half Gringa specializes in “empathic and twangy songs about grief and getting stuck in your own thoughts.”

Contact the host of Lizzie No with special guest Half Gringa: A Folk All Y'all Supporter Show