Lilly Hiatt @ Schubas Tavern (4/7)

Combining a hard rock intensity and passionate, somber country roots, Lilly Hiatt is coming to Chicago mid next year! When first hearing this description, one might think of the country-rock genre, but in Lilly’s case, the binary is much larger than that. The chords that Lilly plays on her guitar are definite rock, sometimes even with a hint of indie, but her lyrics bleed through the rock as that confessional country style; grappling with the hardships of life through song. Lilly is the daughter of legendary country star John Hiatt, growing up in a musical family caused her to pick up a guitar as early as age twelve. Ever since then, Lilly has continued to constantly craft new songs as a way for her to find reflection in herself, and inspire it in others. 

 

In 2005, Lilly started her own band, Shake Go Home, releasing several EPs. In 2012, she began her solo career with the release of her debut album Let Down. In 2015 she released her sophomore album Royal Blue, including a synthesizer to add a layer to her musical style. In 2017 she released her album Trinity Lane which dealt with her reflections after coming home from touring and gained her much notoriety and recognition as one of the most relevant musicians in the Nashville scene. Her newest album is Walking Proof which came out this year.

 

Lilly Hiatt brings together her unique take on country and rock, as well as despair and hope. Be sure to see her live next year!

 

Lilly Hiatt

 

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

 

Doors: 7:30

 

Show: 8:00

 

18+

 

General Admission $15

 

Schubas Tavern

 

3159 N Southport Ave

 

Chicago, IL 60657

 

More information here

 

Purchase tickets here

 

MacGregor Salmon: Transfer student from Texas A&M to Loyola University Chicago, I am a Film and Digital Media major. Though my primary study is in film, I love all things creative and want to immerse myself in all kinds of mediums. Sharing and discovering music with others has always been an important part of my relationships with others. I grew up on funk, and the first song I can remember hearing is Sir Duke by Stevie Wonder. I still have much love for funk, but I also lean towards alternative, jazz, and anything experimental as I love to hear how new artists are changing the music scene. I find myself on Soundcloud often, looking for creative new works by independent artists. I also consider myself to be a writer, I love to write creative short stories, but I also want to use my skills as a writer to further my appreciation and understanding of music, and the artists behind their work.
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