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Doors 7pm / Show 8pm
We’re starting 2027 with Shelby Earl at the Langley Warehouse!
Join us Saturday, January 30, for an intimate evening with Shelby Earl. We’re thrilled to welcome her to the Warehouse and bring everyone together for another year of live music, good company, and the kind of nights that remind us why we do this.
“Shelby Earl’s first two albums earned the kind of raves any musician would kill for. Upon hearing her 2011 debut, Burn the Boats, NPR’s Ann Powers called Earl her ‘new favorite songwriter,’ and she wasn’t alone. Accolades followed from Rolling Stone to the Wall Street Journal and a million music publications in between that positioned her somewhere to the left of Neko Case, a few blocks from Sharon Van Etten, catercorner to Angel Olsen. She toured everywhere, playing with the likes of Loudon Wainwright, Rhett Miller, and Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie, who spoke for many people when he said Earl had ‘the most heartbreakingly beautiful voice in Seattle.’ 2017 saw the release of Earl’s third, and most accomplished record to date, The Man Who Made Himself a Name.”
—Sean Nelson (Harvey Danger / The Stranger)
Doors open an hour before showtime. Come early, settle in, and enjoy a little happy hour before Shelby takes the stage. Beverages and light snacks will be available for a small donation, or you’re welcome to BYOB.
We’ll email you the day before the show with last-minute details.
Doors 7pm / Show 8pm
We’re starting 2027 with Shelby Earl at the Langley Warehouse!
Join us Saturday, January 30, for an intimate evening with Shelby Earl. We’re thrilled to welcome her to the Warehouse and bring everyone together for another year of live music, good company, and the kind of nights that remind us why we do this.
“Shelby Earl’s first two albums earned the kind of raves any musician would kill for. Upon hearing her 2011 debut, Burn the Boats, NPR’s Ann Powers called Earl her ‘new favorite songwriter,’ and she wasn’t alone. Accolades followed from Rolling Stone to the Wall Street Journal and a million music publications in between that positioned her somewhere to the left of Neko Case, a few blocks from Sharon Van Etten, catercorner to Angel Olsen. She toured everywhere, playing with the likes of Loudon Wainwright, Rhett Miller, and Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie, who spoke for many people when he said Earl had ‘the most heartbreakingly beautiful voice in Seattle.’ 2017 saw the release of Earl’s third, and most accomplished record to date, The Man Who Made Himself a Name.”
—Sean Nelson (Harvey Danger / The Stranger)
Doors open an hour before showtime. Come early, settle in, and enjoy a little happy hour before Shelby takes the stage. Beverages and light snacks will be available for a small donation, or you’re welcome to BYOB.
We’ll email you the day before the show with last-minute details.