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Solid Sound in North Adams, MA

Jun 28, 2024  ·  MASS MoCA MASS MoCA

Solid Sound
Jun 28
Solid Sound
Past Concert

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Sylvan Esso, the Durham, NC electropop duo of Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn, blends folk harmonies with electronic soundscapes. Known for "Coffee" and "Hey Mami," their Grammy-nominated albums like "What Now" and "Free Love," along with "No Rules Sandy," showcase their distinctive style. They are celebrated for captivating live performances and diverse collaborations.
Born in Belleville, Illinois, Jeff Tweedy rose in the ’80s/’90s alt-country scene with Uncle Tupelo (No Depression). He formed Wilco in 1994, whose Yankee Hotel Foxtrot became their best-seller; A Ghost Is Born won Grammys.
Courtney Marie Andrews is a singer-songwriter, poet, and painter whose album Valentine, co-produced with Jerry Bernhardt and recorded largely to tape, features full in-studio performances. Tracks include “Everyone Wants to Feel Like You Do,” “Cons and Clowns,” and “Little Picture of a Butterfly.”
Chicago trio Horsegirl, featuring Nora Cheng, Penelope Lowenstein, and Gigi Reece, crafts a distinctive blend of post-punk, indie rock, and shoegaze. Known for their dynamic live shows and DIY spirit, they debuted with "Versions of Modern Performance" (2022). Their acclaimed 2025 album, "Phonetics On and On," produced by Cate Le Bon, further solidified their unique sound.
Formed in 1994 by Uncle Tupelo’s Jeff Tweedy, alt-country-turned-indie rock band Wilco broke through with Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and earned acclaim for eclectic albums like Being There and Summerteeth. Their expanded deluxe Foxtrot won a 2023 Grammy.
The 400 Unit is an American southern rock and Americana band originating from the Muscle Shoals, Alabama area, led by singer-songwriter Jason Isbell. Formed in 2009, the group serves as Isbell's primary backing band and is widely recognized for their acclaimed collaborative albums, including the Grammy-winning records The Nashville Sound and Weathervanes.
Horse Lords, founded in Baltimore in 2010, evolved from the experimental collective Teeth Mountain. The quartet (Sam Haberman, Owen Gardner, Max Eilbacher, Andrew Bernstein) grew from the city’s noise/leftfield rock scene, touring frequently and releasing 10 albums.
Poetic, sunset-tinged songwriter exploring life’s fleeting moments and grief (loss, hope, fading friendships); finds beauty in imperfection and the temporary, like pottery.

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MASS MoCA

1040 Mass MoCA Way, North Adams, MA 01247, USA Directions

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