Indie rock night with Gladie at Cactus Club — expect serene vocals and stormy rhythms.
Gladie brings their unique blend of serene and stormy indie rock to the Cactus Club, a staple venue in Milwaukee's music scene. Augusta Koch's vocals are both calming and powerful, creating a dynamic experience that resonates with the audience. The intimate setting of the Cactus Club allows for a personal connection with the music, making it a must-visit for indie rock fans.
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Street parking around Cactus Club can be tight, especially on weekends. Try the public lot on Lincoln Avenue, just a 5-minute walk away, for $10.
Cactus Club has a cozy vibe. Arrive 15 minutes early to grab a drink and find a spot near the stage for the best experience.
No Need To Be Lonely, the latest from Philadelphia band Gladie, is serene, but for only just a moment. For a moment it’s a swirling dream, like paper dancing in the wind, as Augusta Koch’s voice filters in all calm and measured with words that crack the surface of the heart. “Small dose of humiliation/it keeps me humble/it keeps me waiting,” she sings. And then a snap as incandescent rhythms arrive like wolves at the gate, all guitar and drums like a whirling storm, and the crack on the heart tears until it becomes an ocean.
