Sisters Katie and Allison Crutchfield Reunite with Fellow Musicians to Form Snocaps - A One-Time Tour Stands Out as the Group's First Major Venture
The indie rock quartet, featuring sisters Katie (Waxahatchee) and Allison (formerly of Swearin'), along with MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook, have announced their first-ever tour in support of their self-titled debut album, released just last Friday. While it may be a one-off show for the group, fans are already being drawn to the excitement surrounding this reunion.
With six shows scheduled across Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City in December, each concert will feature a different opener, including notable names like Ryan Davis and the Roadhouse Band, Cloakroom, Graham Hunt, and Slippers. Tickets for all events will go on sale November 7 at 10 am local time, with an artist pre-sale kicking off a day earlier.
The group's setlist promises to include both Snocaps songs and tracks from P.S. Eliot, Swearin', and Allison's solo work, including some previously untouched material from Katie's early days as Waxahatchee. The singer-songwriter has hinted at revisiting some of her older material, saying it sounds "fresh and sweet" after being written when she was 19.
"We will not play anything from the last 5 years aside from the entire Snocaps album," Katie revealed in a statement, signaling that fans can expect a cohesive, nostalgia-tinged performance. It's clear that this tour is a chance for the group to reconnect with their roots and share some long-awaited new music.
For now, it remains unclear whether Snocaps will continue beyond their one-time December run, but fans are advised to grab tickets while they're still available. With the lineup already generating buzz, this short but promising tour stands as a testament to the enduring power of indie rock reunions and collaborations.
The indie rock quartet, featuring sisters Katie (Waxahatchee) and Allison (formerly of Swearin'), along with MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook, have announced their first-ever tour in support of their self-titled debut album, released just last Friday. While it may be a one-off show for the group, fans are already being drawn to the excitement surrounding this reunion.
With six shows scheduled across Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City in December, each concert will feature a different opener, including notable names like Ryan Davis and the Roadhouse Band, Cloakroom, Graham Hunt, and Slippers. Tickets for all events will go on sale November 7 at 10 am local time, with an artist pre-sale kicking off a day earlier.
The group's setlist promises to include both Snocaps songs and tracks from P.S. Eliot, Swearin', and Allison's solo work, including some previously untouched material from Katie's early days as Waxahatchee. The singer-songwriter has hinted at revisiting some of her older material, saying it sounds "fresh and sweet" after being written when she was 19.
"We will not play anything from the last 5 years aside from the entire Snocaps album," Katie revealed in a statement, signaling that fans can expect a cohesive, nostalgia-tinged performance. It's clear that this tour is a chance for the group to reconnect with their roots and share some long-awaited new music.
For now, it remains unclear whether Snocaps will continue beyond their one-time December run, but fans are advised to grab tickets while they're still available. With the lineup already generating buzz, this short but promising tour stands as a testament to the enduring power of indie rock reunions and collaborations.
Snocaps is literally the best thing that's happened to me in ages! those sisters Katie & Allison are my absolute idols and to see them back together, even if it's just for one show, is giving me LIFE 
. can you believe they're gonna play all of Snocaps live for the first time?!?! i need that album like yesterday 
and now we get to see the setlist?!?! my heart cant take it 
what if they play some old Waxahatchee tracks too?!?! Katie's voice is literally my anthem 
. can't wait to grab those tickets on november 7 at 10 am 
this tour better be everything i've dreamed of and more 
you know what's wild about Snocaps reunion? It's like Katie & Allison, two people who've been on opposite sides of creative waves since Swearin' days, now coming together with old friends MJ & Brad to create something fresh from the past...and it feels kinda perfect 
. They're not trying to recreate what they did before or fit into a specific genre label, but just playing their own songs in a way that feels new & exciting. I'm intrigued by this idea of revisiting old material with fresh ears – does that mean we get to experience the raw emotions of Katie's Waxahatchee days all over again? 
These two sisters Katie and Allison have been making waves in the indie scene for years, and it's amazing to see them teaming up with other talented musicians like MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook. Their music is already so catchy and emotive, but now they're going to perform all these unreleased tracks from Waxahatchee? 
I need tickets ASAP! 
The fact that Katie wants to revisit her older material after 5 years, it's like she's been experimenting with new stuff in secret and can't wait to share it with fans. Dec is gonna be lit! 
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. Can't wait to see what they have in store for us on this tour! 
it's amazing that she's revisiting her old material and making it sound fresh again. and mj lenderman is my spirit animal, i love his guitar work 
With this lineup, I'm definitely going to be keeping an eye out for those tickets 
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. The fact that Katie's still feeling all those emotions about her old songs is beautiful - it just goes to show that music can be so powerful in bringing back memories and feelings 
. Let's hope they decide to make this tour a thing, but even if it's just one show, I'm gonna enjoy every minute of it 
