The award-winning artist, who just this week scored five Grammy noms, is growing and maturing into a confident new voice in the country pantheon, but she’s taking it all in stride. “I’m in a period of time where this chapter is not defined by anyone else but me,” Musgraves said in a recent conversation with NPR. “And I don’t know what’s going to come next. And that’s rare for me.”
What’s not rare is critical praise for Musgraves’ newest album, A Deeper Well. The New York Times hailed the record as “a study in quiet thoughtfulness rooted in gratitude,” while Nashville Scene described it as “a gentle but potent LP” that “digs into spirituality, healing, death and our inherent interconnectedness.” We could probably all use some of that interconnectedness right now.
Supporting Musgraves is Lord Huron, the indie rock band known for “The Night We Met,” a ballad popularized on Netflix’s Thirteen Reasons Why. Also on the bill is eclectic alt-bluegrass ensemble Nickel Creek.
6 p.m., Monday, Dec. 2, Kia Center, 400 W. Church St., kiacenter.com, $45-$225.
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