Mitski at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

In celebration of her most recent album, the iconic indie rocker Mitski will embark on her "Inhospitable" tour. This is a piece of good news to all her fans who could not get enough of her outstanding songwriting and dynamic style. While many musicians find peace in making vulnerable, personal music, Mitski is unique in her approach. When it comes to indie music and songs with strong emotional content, she is unrivaled. Her songwriting skills allow her to stand out in the sea of indie artists. Her lyricism is honest and open. Her works often touch on topics like love, childhood, and identity. The rawness of her voice then changes the meaning of her songs. Using elements of classic rock, her sound can range from whimsical to grounded. She has a reputation for soothing voices that, in many of her songs, escalate into angry screaming. She keeps touching people's hearts with the one-of-a-kind artistry of her music.

Prior to her blockbuster third album, she had a solid debut and sophomore record. Over the last many years, "Bury Me at Makeout Creek" has gained a legion of devoted fans. This record pioneered the "alternative" method of displaying one's emotions as an indie/alt-rock musician. When she returned in 2016 with "Puberty 2," she shocked everyone. It was with this record that her tendency to draw from a wide variety of musical styles became apparent. But her distinctive voice always comes through, no matter how many different approaches she takes.

The New York City-based artist boosted her career with the release of her fifth album, "Be The Cowboy." It ranked 11th in Billboard's 50 Best Albums of 2018 and was nominated in the Grammys for "Best Recording Package." The songs "Geyser," "Nobody," and "Washing Machine Heart" were all fan favorites. Many agree that the album was her best so far, calling it a chaotic masterpiece.

In 2022, Mitski released her new album, "Laurel Hell." This was followed by her latest album, "The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We," which many consider to be her greatest album yet — surpassing the success of "Be The Cowboy." Slant Magazine even praised this album, citing her "ability to pack so many gut-punches and inspired ideas into half an hour remains uncannily impactful."

This impactful artist will be heading to the Red Rocks Amphitheatre for an evening of music and pure artistry on September 17. You better act fast if you want to attend this concert; tickets will sell out soon!