Mitski at Jacobs Pavilion

Mitski Miyawaki is definitely a wonderful gem in the indie and fol-rock scene. Well-known among her tight-knit fanbase for her earlier releases "First Love / Late Spring", "Your Best American Girl", "Happy", "The Only Heartbreaker", and "Nobody", the iconic woman steadily grew her fanbase, with her music naturally touching the hearts of listeners around the globe. Hailing from Japan, Mitski eventually settled in the U.S., establishing her passion for music with a classically trained background. Since then, she developed her distinct and captivating sound that got us all hooked.

This time around, the singer dropped her most successful single to-date, "My Love Mine All Mine", off her newest album "The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We". As a follow-up to her 2022 album "Laurel Hell", Mitski is pursuing greater heights, revealing that she is penning music and lyrics for the upcoming musical of "The Queen's Gambit".

In support of her new album, Mitski is kicking off a series of intimate shows, hoping to create an extra special experience in theaters across the city, ensuring that every member of the audience will get to connect with her music, live on stage. “In our efforts to make the show experience extra special, we found beautiful, seated theaters to play over multiple nights, rather than one giant venue per city, in the hopes of offering a more intimate experience to the audience,” she wrote on Instagram.

Mitski's intimate shows are known for their special energy that heals the soul. Her music breathed a new life, elevating the experience like no other. She's always shared her gratitude to her fans for taking the time to become a part of her extra special performances. "You all have been so lovely and supportive, and I wanted to show my deep gratitude to you by coming here first, before anywhere else," she told attendees in her brief run of shows last year.

Today's music scene is filled with an era of virality and a hunt for the world's deep-hidden gems. Now, Mitski's prowess is unfolding, her fanbase growing, and her music challenging the mainstream scene. Despite her recent growth and increased visibility, she remains true to her craft. She values authenticity and connecting with every heart - her listeners and live audience.

"The music I love, that has saved me, is the kind that really gets to the heart of myself and the person performing it. And so I decided that even if more harm may come to me, I would be serving my purpose better if I actually wrote something that felt closer to my heart," she shared via The Guardian.

Don't miss out on Mitski's North American Tour, live at Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica ohn September 3rd by booking your tickets now!