Dafna w/ Cate Downey + Claire Nichols
Lost Lake Presents Dafna with Cate Downey and Claire Nichols on Friday, May 31st.- 16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
Hailes Ghost w/ Electric Condor + Fear of Satori
Lost Lake Presents Hailes Ghost with Electric Condor and Fear of Satori on Thursday, June 13th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
Eli & Fur – Regenerate After Party w/ Notmeghan
Lost Lake Presents Eli & Fur Regenerate After Party with Notmeghan on Friday, June 7 — 21+
The Pretty Shabbies (Album Release) w/ Moss Brain + Satellite Friend
Lost Lake Presents The Pretty Shabbies (Album Release) with Moss Brain and Satellite Friend on Friday, May 17th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
Oh, Drifter w/ Adult Braces, Clone The Wolf + Overtime Winner
Lost Lake Presents Oh, Drifter with Adult Braces, Clone The Wolf and Overtime Winner on Thursday, May 16th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
Adolla w/ Light the Letters, Endear + Edith
Lost Lake Presents Adolla with Light the Letters, Endear and Edith on Thursday, June 20th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
CANCELED: The Collection w/ Mike Mains + Pie Lombardi
CANCELED: Lost Lake Presents The Collection with Mike Mains and Pie Lombardi on Friday, October 4 — All ages, ticketed under 16 guests admitted with ticketed parent or guardian
Dreamer Boy – SUMMER IN AMERICA TOUR 2024 w/ Harriette + Peak 11
Lost Lake Presents Dreamer Boy – SUMMER IN AMERICA TOUR 2024 with Harriette and Peak 11 on Friday, June 21st. It’s humid and you’re going to baseball practice. You’re “listening to Big Star, lying in your car.” You’re “cutting into the country-fried / Got a lawnchair, open into the fall air.” You’re a kid under the Texas sky: “Friends come through the side door / Mail is in a pile.” That’s what Dreamer Boy’s new slowplay / Capitol Records album, Lonestar, feels like. For his third full-length, the indie star and singer-songwriter Zach Taylor took his time—two years of searching—and it shows. Moving from Nashville to Los Angeles, Taylor found his new direction during trips out West, back East, and out again, watching the miles of the country pass by. Driving through his childhood home of Texas and visiting his grandfather’s farm three times in a year instilled a sense of connectivity to the South he’d realized he lost touch with. “I felt myself needing to hold that as a fixture in my heart as I was going out West again,” he says. “I felt the need to attach to my spirit the tone and feeling of those places”—Texas, Alabama, Tennessee—as he started his new chapter in Hollywood. As he began to build his new life in L.A., he became increasingly soul-bound to the rootsy Americana of his youth. “That identification started to well up within me as I began sifting through emotional material that might become this next album,” he continues. “You find those things about yourself that really make you you, especially when you’re putting back together the pieces of yourself after heartbreak.” Lonestar itself is a journey: It begins with Taylor tackling change and heartbreak on the yearning opener “Summer in America,” which wrestles with uncertainty, using American landscapes as the inspiration and backdrop for a lost soul finding his way home from a party. Ultimately, he finds his way and the record ends in contentment on the exquisite “Harmony,” with new friendships and new beginnings. Not only has Taylor taken “a leap into new waters,” as he puts it, but his musical growth extends into his creation of a character in the tread of figures he admires, David Bowie and Tyler, the Creator (“Artists who will embody something bigger than themselves for sake of making the music feel bigger,” he says): a rodeo clown who’s made his way from Texas to Hollywood. The rodeo clown persona allows Taylor to be both theatrical and earnest, to swing between zany and heartfelt, to embody the wide spectrum of emotions expressed on Lonestar in one fell swoop. At its heart, the record is about finding yourself. “You start off running away,” Taylor says. “You’re literally like, ‘Get me out of my parents’ house, get me out into the world.’ But then you start to run back to some of those things.” It’s about building yourself as a person in the turbulence of a breakup, which involves looking back, feeling a little lost, a little heartbroken, a little nostalgic. But, ultimately, there’s clarity—you figure out what makes you really yourself, even if it might change. “You’re left with the music,” Taylor says, “but you’re also left with the life of making it.” – 16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
Dana and Alden w/ Eli Torg
Lost Lake Presents Dana and Alden with Eli Torg on Friday, September 20th.Brothers Dana and Alden McWayne, along with a troupe of multi-instrumental artists, come together to create jazzy melodies with indie sounds inspired by their unconventional upbringing in Eugene, Oregon. Their debut album, Quiet Music for Young People, is an amalgamation of their childhood, melding memories of summer days spent working at an apple orchard, and rainy winter nights where they jammed at cozy jazz clubs. These retrospective moments are channeled through the lens of their wide- ranging influences, from Ahmad Jahmal to Big Thief to Bad Bunny.Alden, the younger of the two, is a drummer and recent graduate of Berklee College of Music, while Dana, the elder statesmen, is a saxophonist and organic farm inspector in Durham, NC. All ages, ticketed under 16 guests admitted with ticketed parent or guardian
Alana Mars – EP release w/ Virgil Vigil, Tireshoe + SK8RADE
Indie 102.3 presents Alana Mars – EP release with Virgil Vigil, Tireshoe and SK8RADE on Saturday, May 4th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian
