Wishy's zany indie rock and dream-pop fusion lights up X-Ray Arcade.
Wishy is set to light up X-Ray Arcade with their Nature's Pill Tour, blending sugary grunge, indie rock, and dream-pop into an unforgettable live experience. Known for their zany lyrics and catchy choruses, Wishy captures the chaos and beauty of life in a vibrant musical package. This all-ages event is a great chance to see a band on the rise in an intimate venue.
The X-Ray Arcade, known for its eclectic lineup and welcoming vibe, provides the perfect backdrop for Wishy's energetic performance. With doors opening at 7 PM, it's worth getting there early to soak in the atmosphere and grab a prime spot. Whether you're a fan of indie rock or just looking for a unique night out, this show promises to deliver.
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WISHY - NATURE'S PILL TOUR 2026 Website | Spotify | Instagram Wishy’s Nature’s Pill captures a world where life feels unpredictable and overwhelming, yet full of possibility. On their vibrant sophomore record, Wishy entertains the madness–capturing romantic frustration, neurotic desire and the melodrama that ensues from simply being human in a jubilant remix of the past. Nature’s Pill bears all of Wishy’s trademarks: zany lyrics transfiguring melancholia into freedom, choruses set to become instant classics, and an unholy fusion of sugary grunge, indie rock and dream-pop.
