Haley Heynderickx
4/4/19 at The Woodward Theater
w/ Sheers
Doors at 7:00PM, Show at 8:00PM
$15 advance
*Ages 18+. Under 21 pays $3 cash surcharge at the door.
More info: www.woodwardtheater.com
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*Under 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian at all times.
Tiny Desk - https://www.npr.org/ event/music/634866543/haley- heynderickx-tiny-desk-concert
In introducing the final song, “Worth It,” Haley Heynderickx told the Tiny Des crowd that it was written in a basement with the belief that it would never leave that basement. With this performance now behind her and the chance for hundreds of thousands of people to hear these personal but universal songs, there will be many of us, myself included, thrilled that her songs are out in the open, ready to be heard. – Bob Boilen, Tiny Desk
Rolling Stone: https://www. rollingstone.com/music/music- features/haley-heynderickx- garden-interview-705288/
Haley Heynderickx sings with warped-wood strength and radical tenderness. On her debut LP, released in March, she used that voice to give 2018 the war cry it needed, first singing, then howling, a statement that doubles as the album’s title: “I NEED TO START A GARDEN!” - Maggie Lange, Rolling Stone
Tiny Desk - https://www.npr.org/ event/music/634866543/haley- heynderickx-tiny-desk-concert
In introducing the final song, “Worth It,” Haley Heynderickx told the Tiny Des crowd that it was written in a basement with the belief that it would never leave that basement. With this performance now behind her and the chance for hundreds of thousands of people to hear these personal but universal songs, there will be many of us, myself included, thrilled that her songs are out in the open, ready to be heard. – Bob Boilen, Tiny Desk
Rolling Stone: https://www. rollingstone.com/music/music- features/haley-heynderickx- garden-interview-705288/
Haley Heynderickx sings with warped-wood strength and radical tenderness. On her debut LP, released in March, she used that voice to give 2018 the war cry it needed, first singing, then howling, a statement that doubles as the album’s title: “I NEED TO START A GARDEN!” - Maggie Lange, Rolling Stone