Events

[AMERICANA] Haint Blue’s new self-titled EP delivers some of the best Americana-tinted pop you’ve heard this year—further driving home the notion that depth of feeling needn’t be sacrificed in order to create accessible string-based music. The Baltimorean seven-piece weaves a strummy amalgam of rootsy instrumentation at a pop pace while handling heavy topics about faith, family, and facing the dark side. Haint Blue, by the way, is a greenish shade of blue that’s thought to ward off evil. Locals the Observers and Pine Fever will open at Mohawk Place on Thursday, September 3 with a sturdy set steeped in upright bass, banjo and trumpet, seasoned with complex harmonies.