Sisters Katie and Alison Crutchfield, along with MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook, are set to embark on their first – and potentially only – tour as the indie rock quartet Snocaps. Announced in early November, the six-date outing will see the band perform at select venues in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City, playing two nights each in these locations.
The group's lineup for the tour includes a diverse range of supporting acts, including Ryan Davis, Cloakroom, Graham Hunt, Slippers, Mike Krol, Brennan Wedl, and The Roadhouse Band. Each show will feature a different opener, showcasing the breadth of Snocaps' musical influences.
Tickets for all shows are set to go on sale on November 7 at 10 a.m., with an artist pre-sale scheduled to begin on November 5. Interested fans can find full tour details and information on how to secure tickets on the Snocaps website.
Snocaps recently made their public debut, releasing their self-titled album on October 31. The 13-track record marks Katie's Waxahatchee and Alison's former band Swearin' debut as a collaborative effort since P.S. Eliot in 2011. The Crutchfield sisters penned all the songs for Snocaps, with Lenderman and Cook contributing to guitar work and vocals.
Katie has teased that the tour setlist will include tracks from both Snocaps and past projects, including Waxahatchee's early albums, as well as Alison's 2017 solo LP Tourist In This Town. She expressed her excitement about revisiting older material with a fresh perspective, stating that it feels "new" again.
While the band has not indicated whether they plan to continue touring beyond December, Katie wrote that they currently have no additional shows booked, describing the project as "ripe for recurrence." For now, fans are invited to catch Snocaps while tickets remain available.
The group's lineup for the tour includes a diverse range of supporting acts, including Ryan Davis, Cloakroom, Graham Hunt, Slippers, Mike Krol, Brennan Wedl, and The Roadhouse Band. Each show will feature a different opener, showcasing the breadth of Snocaps' musical influences.
Tickets for all shows are set to go on sale on November 7 at 10 a.m., with an artist pre-sale scheduled to begin on November 5. Interested fans can find full tour details and information on how to secure tickets on the Snocaps website.
Snocaps recently made their public debut, releasing their self-titled album on October 31. The 13-track record marks Katie's Waxahatchee and Alison's former band Swearin' debut as a collaborative effort since P.S. Eliot in 2011. The Crutchfield sisters penned all the songs for Snocaps, with Lenderman and Cook contributing to guitar work and vocals.
Katie has teased that the tour setlist will include tracks from both Snocaps and past projects, including Waxahatchee's early albums, as well as Alison's 2017 solo LP Tourist In This Town. She expressed her excitement about revisiting older material with a fresh perspective, stating that it feels "new" again.
While the band has not indicated whether they plan to continue touring beyond December, Katie wrote that they currently have no additional shows booked, describing the project as "ripe for recurrence." For now, fans are invited to catch Snocaps while tickets remain available.
its gonna be sick to see katie and alison rock out live with their squad MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook they're bringing some amazing support acts too like Ryan Davis and Cloakroom can't wait to hear them play all the new tracks from their album it feels like they've been working on this project for ages and now its finally time to share it with us 
plus katie's mentioned that they might revisit old stuff which is just awesome i love how she's all about making everything feel fresh again anyway, tickets are gonna sell out fast so mark your calendars for november 7 at 10 am 
! i've been listening to their album nonstop and the energy is infectious 
. what's awesome is that they're bringing so many talented artists on board, it's like a musical festival 
. i love how katie is revisiting older material with a fresh perspective - it's like getting a new interpretation of old favorite songs 
. and honestly, who wouldn't want to see the crutchfield sisters bring their unique sound to different cities? 
. can't wait for november 7 and the tickets to go on sale! 
️ and LA 
and chicago 
I'm so stoked about this tour! 
That's crazy! And if we look at the band members' individual streams, Katie's Waxahatchee has like 10 MILLION+ streams on her debut album, and Alison's former band Swearin' has around 2 MILLION+ streams on their discography. 
The numbers just keep getting bigger! 
snocaps is coming to a city near u & i'm low-key hyped 
anyway, been listening to their self-titled album nonstop since oct 31st release day 
it's like the crutchfield sisters & waxahatchee/microwave combo was meant to be 
can't wait to see them perform all these tracks with a fresh spin
. It's like a whole new vibe, you know? Katie's energy is infectious 
and Alison's vocals are always on point 
. I'm super excited to see them live, especially since each show has a different opener - it'll be like discovering new music all night long 
. Anyone else stoked for this tour?
. i love how they're playing with different openers for each show too, it's gonna be so cool to see what kind of energy each night brings 