Papadosio Night #2

Name: Papadosio Night #2
Start: 2025-02-01T19:00:00-05:00
Location: 4053 Butler Street, Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 15201

Schedule

Sat, 01 Feb, 2025 at 07:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

4053 Butler Street, Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 15201 | Pittsburgh, PA

Papadosio
with Brahctopus
Saturday February 1st, 2025
Thunderbird Music Hall
4053 Butler Street, Pittsburgh, PA
Doors @ 7pm
Show @ 8pm
AGE RESTRICTION: 21+

Discount Two Night Passes:
https://www.etix.com/ticket/k/12784421/papadosio-2-night-passes-pittsburgh-thunderbird-caf%C3%A9-music-hall

Deftly navigating the confluence of prog rock, livetronica, jazz, & jam, Papadosio’s appeal as a crossover act has amassed a rabid fan base across North America. Thanks to a steady stream of innovative albums, they’ve seen a decade and a half of consistent touring with hundreds of live recordings at the fingertips of every follower. Their allure’s led to co-presenting massive events such as Resonance, Secret Dreams, Summer SEEquence, and Subterranea Festival, plus headline plays at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
From their humble Midwest origins, Papadosio's grassroots operation has grown to overflowing clubs and theaters nationwide, cementing their reputation as a must-see act. Now based in Asheville, NC, the dynamic five-piece features rhythm expert Mike Healy on drums, low end luminary Rob McConnell on bass, multi-instrumentalist brothers Sam & Billy Brouse on keyboard/vocals, and sage producer Anthony Thogmartin on guitar/vocals.
The band remains doggedly devoted to writing new music and pushing technological boundaries in their downtime, expanding the size and scope of their existing catalog live on stage and in the moment. Complex harmonies and challenging rhythms are the lifeblood of each composition, while a stunning visual show synchronized with the music enhances the immersive live experience.
Papadosio offers one-of-a-kind experiences to each attendee, with more than 150 shows per year over the past decade. In the band’s 16-year history, no one has heard a song—let alone a set—played the same way twice.