Porch Light - Hush Tour w/ Hotel Fiction at the Charleston Pour House
Advertisement
Porch Light
Hush Tour
w/ Hotel Fiction
Sunday, October 25th, 2026
Charleston Pour House | Main stage
7:30pm doors / 8:30pm show
$20 Advance / $22 Day of Show
2 x sets
Porch Light
Minneapolis five-piece Porch Light’s year ahead has a collection of big, unabashed rock tunes, full of riffs that announce themselves and choruses that reach and grab. All of them are songs meant to be played on stage, by five people without bells or whistles. It’s an approach that’s taken them far — the five-piece have reached over a million monthly Spotify listeners and sold-out headline shows across the country before their debut project hit the market.
They are all over this year's festival circuit playing Summerfest, Yacht Club, Hinterland, Lollapalooza and Shaky Knees. They also are setting out on the road this. Fall for the 'Hush Tour', spanning across 30+ dates including shows at the Troubadour, Bowery Ballroom and more.
Hotel Fiction
On the deluxe version of their 2024 album Staring at the Sun, out on February 27th, Jade Ireland Long (piano, vocals) and Jess Thompson (guitar, vocals) pull back the curtain on the early years of the singular creative partnership that is the Athens-based band Hotel Fiction. Crystallizing the first phase of their music as they prepare to move into the next, their musical telepathy is on full display on the release. Across 14 tracks—including four new songs, which they dipped into their archives to find—the album ranges from nostalgic rock to intimate indie folk. The music has a theatrical bent in its ease of storytelling; Ireland and Thompson are troubadours traversing a range of sounds and stories as they relay the struggles of seeing friends move away, relationships, dopamine addictions, and heartbreak, while staying grounded by nature, which evokes a connection to something deeper, to something ancestral. It’s fitting that Staring At The Sun harkens back to Hotel Fiction’s roots, when the two started playing together in college, because the crux of the project is still and will always be their friendship. “We’re traveling on this journey together,” says Thompson. “We've always said we're soul sisters, but it does feel like that kind of different closeness that feels familial and deeper. We're always trying to deepen that connection and want to be a close part of each other's lives and create together.”
*By purchasing a ticket, you agree to receive emails from ARTIST and PROMOTER.
*Show is 21+. No Exceptions!
Hush Tour
w/ Hotel Fiction
Sunday, October 25th, 2026
Charleston Pour House | Main stage
7:30pm doors / 8:30pm show
$20 Advance / $22 Day of Show
2 x sets
Porch Light
Minneapolis five-piece Porch Light’s year ahead has a collection of big, unabashed rock tunes, full of riffs that announce themselves and choruses that reach and grab. All of them are songs meant to be played on stage, by five people without bells or whistles. It’s an approach that’s taken them far — the five-piece have reached over a million monthly Spotify listeners and sold-out headline shows across the country before their debut project hit the market.
They are all over this year's festival circuit playing Summerfest, Yacht Club, Hinterland, Lollapalooza and Shaky Knees. They also are setting out on the road this. Fall for the 'Hush Tour', spanning across 30+ dates including shows at the Troubadour, Bowery Ballroom and more.
Hotel Fiction
On the deluxe version of their 2024 album Staring at the Sun, out on February 27th, Jade Ireland Long (piano, vocals) and Jess Thompson (guitar, vocals) pull back the curtain on the early years of the singular creative partnership that is the Athens-based band Hotel Fiction. Crystallizing the first phase of their music as they prepare to move into the next, their musical telepathy is on full display on the release. Across 14 tracks—including four new songs, which they dipped into their archives to find—the album ranges from nostalgic rock to intimate indie folk. The music has a theatrical bent in its ease of storytelling; Ireland and Thompson are troubadours traversing a range of sounds and stories as they relay the struggles of seeing friends move away, relationships, dopamine addictions, and heartbreak, while staying grounded by nature, which evokes a connection to something deeper, to something ancestral. It’s fitting that Staring At The Sun harkens back to Hotel Fiction’s roots, when the two started playing together in college, because the crux of the project is still and will always be their friendship. “We’re traveling on this journey together,” says Thompson. “We've always said we're soul sisters, but it does feel like that kind of different closeness that feels familial and deeper. We're always trying to deepen that connection and want to be a close part of each other's lives and create together.”
*By purchasing a ticket, you agree to receive emails from ARTIST and PROMOTER.
*Show is 21+. No Exceptions!
Advertisement
Where is it happening?
Charleston Pour House, 1977 Maybank Hwy, Charleston, SC 29412-2132, United States
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.
Host or PublisherCharleston Pour House
