Friday, 07/08/2022

Start: 8 p.m. End: 10 p.m

Admission: 2 € (we collect donations with our hat for the musicians)

"Hymn For Her smash through the highway guardrails and land in a carnival on a hot air balloon. Float away with them on their new release, ‘Pop-N-Downers’.”

Hymn For Her are returning with an addition to their line up. During Covid, they had a show for a year called Singalong Sundays. If you caught it online, you would have heard a spontaneous performance of family fun and good times.
With daughter Diver on piano and puppy Figaro on yips and yodels, they kept the music flowing, while working on new recordings in a tiny shed off the coast of Maine.
Lift your spirits and join them on their European summer tour 2022. Hey, it’s a family affair."

SWAMPVILLE, Florida — Ever since Lucy Tight and Wayne Waxing joined their romantic and musical fortunes together, hooked their home to a trailer hitch and drove off to look for as many of America’s music-loving pockets as they could find, the duo known as Hymn for Her has been living many adventures, one stop at a time.Their red-hot blend of roots music — and ferocious live shows — have also carried them to locales around the globe, attracting fans everywhere they go.With Pop-N-Downers (out on October 5, 2018), they’re ready to reach even more.
Their troubadour lifestyle has provided creative inspiration for several albums, earning the dynamic duoattention from a variety of roots radio stations and international music festivals. This new set of songs is seemingly inspired by travels far beyond America’s shores. “We never have an intent for where the music goes,” says Lucy. “Songs definitely forge their own path each time we record.”
Mingling textures and tones far removed from the “hayride to hellsy” twang-rock blast of their 2016 release, Drive Til U Die, the songs on Pop-N-Downers simultaneously exude sophistication and a charming, childlike whimsy. A colorful Tropicália vibefloats through several of these tunes, imbuing them with a lightness of being even when the lyrics turn heavy.

The album unfolds with the lush, full sound of “Blue Balloons,” which evokes Sgt. Pepper’s in its sweet harmonies, theatrical presence and pointed lyrics. “’Blue Balloons’ gets its life from the joy and sorrow we experience on our travels,” Lucy says. “We hope future generations can find the beauty in a world spinning out of control.”