OLIVIA DOBBS

Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend’s "Moving On! Tour," with support from a full symphony.

Blending elements of traditional roots with contemporary indie folk, Wisconsin-based band Dead Horses headlines their first show at the Pabst Theater. Their music is both familiar and unexpected, unflinchingly honest in its portrayal of modern American life, yet optimistic in its unshakable faith in brighter days to come.

After releasing their nationally-acclaimed 2018 album My Mother the Moon, which earned profiles from Billboard to Democracy Now!, Dead Horses spent the better half of the last year touring, including their debut Red Rocks Amphitheater show with Trampled by Turtles last summer. Two singles, “Family Tapes” and “Mighty Storm,” have already come out this year with more music slated to release throughout the year.

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Critically acclaimed Dead Horses has earned kudos from Billboard to Noisey to Democracy Now!, spots in Folk Alley’s and No Depression's "Best Folk/Roots Albums of 2018", and Rolling Stone Country declared them an "Artist You Need to Know." And the word has made its way to London, as The Who selected Dead Horses as one of the U.S. bands to open for them on their Moving On! tour in 2019.

Dead Horses will be performing as a quintet, joined by Viktor Brusubardis (cello), Olivia Dobbs (flute) and Jamie Gallagher (drums).

Special guest, Joe Pug will open https://youtu.be/At7a8zA3GJc