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Clear your calendar and prep your dusty turntable because Horse Feathers is about to pull a Lazarus on one of the most quietly influential folk albums of the early 2000s. Kill Rock Stars is doing the gods' work with a remastered, deluxe reissue of Words Are Dead, and it's not just a nostalgia trip—it's a time machine with a killer soundtrack. This isn't just vinyl; it's an artifact, complete with a six-song demo CD that'll make your Discman weep with envy. Justin Ringle and his merry band of sonic magicians are set to reawaken the hauntingly beautiful tapestry woven two decades ago, and if you're not there to witness it, you'll be missing the coolest cultural exhale of 2026. Trust us, this isn't about looking back—it's about hearing what was always there, patiently waiting for its renaissance moment. Two-drink minimum, all sales final, and yes, your future self will thank you for being part of this whispered legend.

Cancel your plans and don your best vintage band tee because Jenny Owen Youngs is back, and she's bringing the soundtrack to your angst-ridden soul. After a decade-long album hiatus filled with globe-trotting adventures, chart-topping co-writes, and a podcast as addictive as your go-to cold brew, Jenny is ready to serenade you with a comeback that promises to be as eclectic as her journey. Sharing the stage is Northcote, whose acoustic alchemy will have you feeling every scar and triumph in his weathered, yet hopeful voice. This isn't just a gig; it's a revival of raw, unfiltered storytelling set to music. Two item minimum? Easy. Just save room for the existential epiphanies. You've got the rest of your life to be jaded; tonight, you're living.