KiNG MALA's dark-pop live show blends industrial pop and R&B at The Argo.
KiNG MALA brings her debut album to life with a live performance at The Argo, blending dark-pop with industrial and R&B influences. This show is set to explore themes of power and desire, offering a thought-provoking experience. The venue provides a full bar, and the kitchen is open until close, making it a great spot for an evening out. Remember, if you're bringing anyone under 18, they need to be with a guardian.
The Argo, located in Whitefish Bay, offers free parking and a welcoming atmosphere. Doors open at 7 PM, so it's a good idea to arrive early to secure a spot and enjoy some pre-show refreshments. Plus, a portion of ticket sales supports local artist mental health, adding a meaningful touch to your night out.
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All guests under 18 must be with a parent or guardian at all times. If you're bringing kids, plan to stay with them throughout the event to avoid removal.
Free parking is available, but it can fill up quickly. Arrive early to secure a spot close to the venue, especially if you want to avoid a longer walk.
Experience KiNG MALA's bold dark-pop world where power, desire, and haunting storytelling collide in an unforgettable live show. What would you give for a chance to be the most omnipotent version of yourself? To finally be rid of the petty human desires that keep you from achieving greatness? To finally have it all, everything you’ve ever wanted? What would you trade? What are you willing to lose? What would you do for power? These questions are at the core of KiNG MALA’s debut album, And You Who Drowned In The Grief Of A Golden Thing. Across its wide-ranging 12 tracks – which seesaw between invigorating industrial pop and delicately refined R&B balladry – the singer-songwriter spins a tale as equally rooted in a sci-fi nightmare as it is in reality.
