Big Thief Unveils Triple Album 'Horsepower' Live in Nashville! 🎸🎶
Big Thief Unveils Triple Album 'Horsepower' Live in Nashville! 🎸🎶
Big Thief surprised fans in Nashville by performing their entire upcoming triple album, 'Horsepower,' live! Featuring guest legends Gillian Welch, Lucinda Williams, and Iris DeMent. Don't miss this epic musical journey!
Big Thief delivered an unforgettable performance at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on August 22nd, unveiling their entire forthcoming triple album, "Horsepower," to an ecstatic audience. The indie folk band's ambitious 29-song set was a complete surprise, showcasing material that has yet to be officially released.
The evening was made even more special by the appearance of several acclaimed Americana artists who are set to feature on the new album. Legendary singer-songwriter Gillian Welch joined Big Thief for a remarkable nine songs, while Iris DeMent graced the stage for twelve tunes.
The iconic Lucinda Williams also made a special appearance during the encore, performing one song with the band.
Adding to the rich tapestry of sound, studio musicians who contributed to the recording of "Horsepower" also joined Big Thief onstage. Guitarist Greg Leisz and pedal steel player Russ Pahl lent their talents, alongside fiddlers Richard Bowden, Hannah Read, and Zosha Warpeha, creating a truly collaborative and expansive musical experience.
While the majority of the setlist consisted of brand-new material, some songs might have been familiar to dedicated fans.
Tracks like the album's title track, "Horsepower," and "Carry" have been performed live previously.
Additionally, "Happiness" has been a part of frontwoman Adrianne Lenker's solo repertoire, hinting at the depth of the band's creative well.
This groundbreaking performance sets the stage for Big Thief's upcoming North American "Somersault Slide 360 Tour," which kicks off in September. Fans eager to experience the band's dynamic live show can look for tickets, with special offers available for first-time buyers. The Nashville concert was not just a show; it was a revelation, offering a tantalizing preview of what promises to be a monumental triple album.
