95.5 WSB
  • NewsChevron pointing right
    • Local
    • National
    • World
    • Politics & Government
    • Entertainment
    • Opinion
    • Health & Science
    • Reporter Stories
    • Sports
    • UGA News
    • College Sports
    • Clark Howard(Opens in new window)
    • School and Business Closings
  • WeatherChevron pointing right
    • Kirk Mellish Blog
    • School and Business Closings
    • Pollen Count
  • Traffic
  • On AirChevron pointing right
    • Atlanta's Morning News
    • The Von Haessler Doctrine
    • The Mark Arum Show
    • The Word on the Street
    • Atlanta’s Evening News
  • On DemandChevron pointing right
    • WSB Special Reports On-Demand
    • The Von Haessler Doctrine
    • Word on the Street
    • Erick Erickson
    • More Podcasts
  • MoreChevron pointing right
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise With Us
    • Work With Us(Opens in new window)
    • Events(Opens in new window)
    • Contests
    • Contest Rules
    • Contest FAQs
    • WSB History
    • WSB-AM Public File(Opens in new window)
    • WSBB-FM Public File(Opens in new window)
  • Share With Us
95.5 WSB
95.5 WSB
Atlanta's News & Talk
Subscribe to 95.5 WSB newsletter(Opens a new window)
95.5 WSB facebook feed(Opens a new window)
95.5 WSB twitter feed(Opens a new window)
95.5 WSB instagram feed(Opens a new window)
News   •   Weather   •   Traffic   •   On Air   •   On Demand   •   More   •   Share With Us

What
Where
When
Go
  • Clear All Apply
    Toggle map
  • Clear All Apply

Select a time

  • or

    Select a single date or a start and end date of a range

    Clear All Apply
    • Events Home
    • Lilly Hiatt

    Lilly Hiatt

    • Add
      • Apple Cal
      • Google
      • Outlook
      • Email
    • BUY TICKETS
    March 25, 2021, 8:00 pm Vinyl, 1374 West Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309, United States
    Price: $12 Advance / $15 Day of Show
    This event has been postponed (from April 2/August 5). All tickets will be honored at the new date. Refunds are available, at request at point of purchase.

    Written during a winter of deep stillness and self-reflection, Lilly Hiatt's striking new album, 'Walking Proof,' artfully balances the songwriter's rough, rock and roll exterior with her tender, country roots, exuding a bold vulnerability as she takes a long, hard look in the mirror and deconstructs her relationship with herself and the world around her. Produced by former Cage the Elephant guitarist Lincoln Parish and featuring guest appearances from Amanda Shires, Aaron Lee Tasjan, and legendary songwriter John Hiatt (who appears on record with his daughter here for the very first time), the collection is fueled by longing and gratitude in equal measure, effortlessly shifting from gentle intimacy to brawny grit and back over the course of its eleven insightful tracks. Despite all the weighty themes, 'Walking Proof' still manages to emerge as a work of hope and optimism, offering both a newfound maturity and an abiding sense of calm in the face of chaos as Hiatt learns to make peace with just how much of life lies beyond her control. "It's crucial to live and let live, to be able to accept things for what they are," says Hiatt. "Coming to terms with those sorts of boundaries has inspired a lot of growth in me lately, and I've realized that it leads to better outcomes both in relationships and in art. Things seem to bloom if you can just get out of your own way for long enough." Things have been blooming for Hiatt in a big way lately. In 2017, she released her acclaimed third album, 'Trinity Lane,' a commercial and critical breakout that helped establish her as one of the leading voices to emerge East Nashville's embarrassment of musical riches. Produced by Shovel & Rope's Michael Trent, the record earned Hiatt dates with the likes of John Prine, Margo Price, Drive-By Truckers, and Hiss Golden Messenger among others, and helped her secure festival slots everywhere from Pilgrimage and High Water to Luck Reunion and Wildwood Revival. NPR called the album "courageous and affecting," while The Independent raved that it showcased Hiatt's "gift for unpicking knotty lyrical themes in a personalised blend of countrified rock music," and Rolling Stone hailed it as "the most cohesive and declarative statement of the young songwriter's career."
    The Harmaleighs have crafted a sophomore record that exists beyond the boundaries of any one genre. At times, the album is loud and tenacious while other moments require a more vulnerable cadence. It's a new path for the Nashville pair, but it remains rooted in their respective roles. Haley Grant who takes on lead vocals and guitar, often pushes melodies to a more raw and tender edge while Kaylee Jasperson, on bass and backup vocals, guides the heartbeat and overall structure of the music. Past versions of the band have been sparser, but the group's newest album calls for a bigger backing. The record, titled She Won't Make Sense explores new territory in sound and subject matter. The latter deals directly with Haley's mental health, documenting the many forms depression can take. Opening tune, "Anthem for the Weak" introduces Haley's anxiety, which she named Susan. It's a preview of what's to come, as the record continues like a conversation between the two. "The whole album is me talking to Susan or Susan acting on my behalf," says Haley. "It's that dialogue with your inner self and how at times it feels like that inner voice has more control over you than you do." Musically, the track opens with a Wurlitzer-esque melody that feels bright yet disconcerting. That kind of juxtaposition is found throughout the entire arc of the record, and is something the two intentionally played with: "We definitely wanted the musical aspect of it to make you feel anxious."

    More From Theater

    More Categories
    Frozen
    Facebook
    Twitter
    Jan 27

    Frozen

    Fox Theatre - Atlanta660 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta, GAa
    Frozen
    Facebook
    Twitter
    Jan 28

    Frozen

    Fox Theatre - Atlanta660 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta, GAa
    Frozen
    Facebook
    Twitter
    Jan 28

    Frozen

    Fox Theatre - Atlanta660 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta, GAa
    Add Event

    Your browser does not support HTML5 audio.

    Listen

    news

    weather

    traffic

    3
    Traffic
    Peachtree Circle at Peachtree Rd. Atlanta: Construction: Peachtree Circle at Peachtree Rd., the left turn lane is closed. Delays.
    Vicotry Drive at Woodstock RoadCherokee Co.: Construction for a roundabout Victory Drive closed at Woodstock Rd Jan. 18th - Feb. 19th. Detour uses Kellogg Creek & Woodstock Roads.
    Latest Local News

    Georgia crosses 11-K coronavirus deaths over the weekend


    95.5 WSB

    Fallen Coweta County deputy’s son baptized nearly 2 years after his death


    Only a few protesters show at Georgia’s Capitol building Sunday


    Latest National News

    Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit reaches space on 2nd try


    Play button iconVideo

    Chaos at the Capitol: Virginia man, 22, arrested with illegal handgun, ammunition near Capitol, police say


    Heavy fortified statehouses around the US see small protests


    Facebook logoTwitter logo

      More
    • Contact Us
    • Work With Us(Opens in new window)
    • Contest Rules
    • EEOC Statement
    • WSB-AM Public File(Opens in new window)
    • WSBB-FM Public File(Opens in new window)
      Advertising
    • Advertise With Us
      Help
    • Website Help
    95.5 WSB

    © Cox Media Group. All Rights Reserved. By using this website, you accept the terms of our Visitor Agreement and Privacy Policy, and understand your options regarding Ad Choices. Learn about careers at Cox Media Group.

    Audio Temporarily Unavailable

    You may be offline. Please check your connection and try again using the Retry button.

    95.5 WSB
    Atlanta's News & Talk
    Listen Live
    95.5 WSB
    Learn MoreShare currently playing on Facebook (Opens a new window)Share currently playing on Twitter (Opens a new window)