Caitlin Krisko and the Broadcast (Full band show) £20 entry
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On September 4, 2026, Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast return with their long-awaited new album, Heirloom, a collection of songs born from loss, resilience, redemption, and the ties that bind us to the people and places that shape who we become.
Written in the wake of the unexpected loss of Caitlin’s mother in 2023 and culminating during a season that also brought her marriage to guitarist and producer Aaron Austin in 2025, Heirloom traces the emotional landscape between grief and joy, endings and beginnings. The result is the band’s most personal and fully realized work to date.
Rooted in soulful rock & roll, blues, and 1970s California-inspired Americana, Heirloom finds the band at their most vulnerable, expansive, and electrifying.
Produced by Aaron Austin and recorded between Blackbird Studios and The Smokestack in Nashville, as well as their home studio Olivette Studios in Asheville, North Carolina, the album captures the raw chemistry that has earned Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast a reputation as one of the most compelling independent live acts on the road today.
Rolling Stone has praised Krisko’s commanding presence, while audiences across the U.S. and U.K. have discovered a band that feels equally at home in intimate listening rooms and festival stages.
To celebrate the release of Heirloom, Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast will embark on their biggest international headline run to date: a 21-date tour across the United Kingdom.
Written in the wake of the unexpected loss of Caitlin’s mother in 2023 and culminating during a season that also brought her marriage to guitarist and producer Aaron Austin in 2025, Heirloom traces the emotional landscape between grief and joy, endings and beginnings. The result is the band’s most personal and fully realized work to date.
Rooted in soulful rock & roll, blues, and 1970s California-inspired Americana, Heirloom finds the band at their most vulnerable, expansive, and electrifying.
Produced by Aaron Austin and recorded between Blackbird Studios and The Smokestack in Nashville, as well as their home studio Olivette Studios in Asheville, North Carolina, the album captures the raw chemistry that has earned Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast a reputation as one of the most compelling independent live acts on the road today.
Rolling Stone has praised Krisko’s commanding presence, while audiences across the U.S. and U.K. have discovered a band that feels equally at home in intimate listening rooms and festival stages.
To celebrate the release of Heirloom, Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast will embark on their biggest international headline run to date: a 21-date tour across the United Kingdom.
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