About this Event
Rina Sawayama
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Rina Sawayama's self-titled debut album is a complex work of pop music, often calling to mind early 2000s R&B, nu-metal, and shuffling between genres in the same song. In the same way she flips through sounds, Sawayama also sings about a lot of complicated topics: her parents' messy divorce, her identity as Japanese British person and her burgeoning understanding of systemic racism, which she says she experienced while studying psychology, sociology and politics at Cambridge University.
"It was only in hindsight that I was like 'Oh, that's the phrase to explain what was going on. That's why the university kept checking my visa, even though I've lived here for 20 years. That's why I get put on the international student register when I'm a home student,' " she says. "All these things that made me feel very uncomfortable at the time and made me feel a little bit othered and like I wasn't deserving." ---- Michel Marten & Gemma Watters, All Things Considered
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ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Review your order carefully, there are no refunds for any reason. No tickets are mailed to you, your name will be on the will call list night of show. Night of show (1) bring a valid government issued ID and (2) print your confirmation or show your electronic confirmation e-mail. Tickets may be transferred by providing your receipt for another person to provide at the door.
To transfer your ticket: Please provide the person who will be using your tickets with your electronic receipt (electronic or printed). They will need to show it at the door the night of show. This will be honored as long as no one else has checked in using a duplicate electronic receipt.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Globe Hall, 4483 Logan Street, Denver, United States
USD 21.00 to USD 26.00