Mitski "Nothing's About To Happen To Me" Tansy House Listening Event
Mitski's new album NOTHING'S ABOUT TO HAPPEN TO ME finds Mitski immersing herself in a rich narrative whose main character is a reclusive woman in an unkempt house. Outside of her home, she is a deviant; inside of her home, she is free.
The album comes February 27, but record stores around the world are opening the door to that home -- Tansy House -- on FEBRUARY 21 AT 4PM for a TANSY HOUSE LISTENING EVENT. You're invited to bring your favorite pens, stickers and crafting supplies and settle in for an advance listen to the new album and some creative time with your thoughts and impressions of the music. Then put it all together for a community art project that may just be featured on the @mitskiverse
Of course, there will be free giveaways -- souvenirs and reminders of the time you spent with friends as you #listentomitski -- and a prize too. And you'll be able to order the new record and get a limited edition sticker on street date *while supplies last.
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This sounds so immersive. I'm playing Fireboy and Watergirl while waiting for Feb 21. Tansy House here we come!
Listening events like this have a special charm because hearing an album with other fans feels completely different from streaming it alone at home. I went to a record-store listening night once, and everyone stayed afterward comparing favorite tracks and little production details. Mitski’s music seems perfect for that kind of setting because there is always so much atmosphere to absorb. The title alone makes me curious about the mood of the record. I also like browsing staff picks and switch hits while waiting for events to start. Tansy House must be a memorable place to experience the album together.