Friday, September 5 – Doors at 7 PM / Music at 8 PM – $10 online / $15 at the door
Get ready for a night of soul-stirring songwriting and genre-defying soundscapes as Lyle Hutchins takes the stage at The Button Factory Stage on Friday, September 5.
Named after an alt-country troubadour and raised in a quiet corner of New Hampshire, Hutchins brings a deep sense of place and purpose to his music. Drawing inspiration from Bon Iver, Ruston Kelly, and Snail Mail, his songs blend Alternative Rock, Americana, and Folktronica into something entirely his own—honest, vulnerable, and sometimes unexpectedly funny.
This show comes on the heels of Flatlander, Hutchins’ debut full-length album, released June 27. A love letter to his New England roots and a reflection of his growth while studying music in New Orleans, Flatlander moves gracefully from hushed folk introspection to explosive alt-rock catharsis. It’s the soundtrack to that moment when the fog lifts and the light finally breaks through.
Maia Ciambriello of the LA-based folk-pop duo The Army, The Navy calls Flatlander “sweet… the perfect album to put in your ears on a summer day walk.” She adds: “Lyle is a thoughtful and intricate songwriter and performer, and it has been so beautiful to watch him grow as a musician.”
Whether you’re coming for the stories, the sound, or the catharsis, don’t miss this one.
Tickets are $10 in advance at PortsmouthNHTickets.com and $15 at the door. Listen in on 106.1 FM WSCA or stream on the WSCA app to hear more from Lyle and other local favorites.
To hear Lyle Hutchins before the show, visit lylehutchins.com.
